Susan B. Anthony, full documentary, American women rights activist

Hello guys, welcome to my YouTube channel. He is his favorite YouTuber. Here I am Alina. Today we are going to talk about strong

women

in American history. I have chosen a woman named Susan B. Anthony. Yeah come on. to talk about

susan

b

anthony

, social reformer and

women

's

rights

activist

,

susan

was born on february 15, 1820 in adams, massachusetts, united states, susan was known for her great work on behalf of the women's riots, since she stood out at the time of women's suffrage and also for her efforts. She at the time of abolism, born into a family of healers committed to social equality, she collected anti-slavery petitions at the age of 17.

In 1856 she became the New York State agent for the American Anti-Slavery Society, while in 1851 she met Elizabeth Carey Staton, one of the American writers and

activist

s who became her friends and co-workers throughout the life in social reform activities, primarily in defeating immense riots after Anthony was prevented from speaking at a gerrymandering conference just because she was a woman, they founded the New York Mangering Society in 1852. 1863 they founded the National League of Loyalist women who ran the largest petition drive in American history after that bond collected nearly 400,000 signatures in support of slavery in 1866 started the American Equal Rights Association which campaigned for equality of disturbances for both women. and African Americans in 1868 began publishing a women's unrest newspaper called the Revolution in 1869 they founded the National Women's Suffrage Association as part of a split in the women's movement, while in 1890 the split was formally healed when their organization merged with rival American women. suffrage association to form the national

american

women's suffrage association with

anthony

as its key force in 1876 anthony and declaration began working with mattel matilda jocelyn gage on what eventually became a six-volume history of women's suffrage the interests of andre and Stayton drifted somewhat in later years but the two remained close friends.

In 1872, Anthony was arrested in her hometown of Rochester, New York, for voting in violation of laws that only allowed men to vote. She was convicted in a widely publicized trial, although she refused to pay the fine which the authorities refused to accept. Additional Action Anthony traveled extensively in support of women's suffrage donating between 75 and 100 species per year and working on many state campaigns, he worked internationally for women, playing a key role in creating the international council of women which is still active, She also helped to hold the world congress of representative women at the Colombian World's Fair in Chicago in 1893.

Her 80th birthday was celebrated at the White House at the invitation of President William Mckinley. She became the first citizen to be depicted on American coins when her portrait appeared. on the 1979 one dollar coin at the age of 86, Anthony died on March 13, 1906 in Rochester, New York, United States and resting in Rochester's Mount Hope Cemetery. Thank you for watching this video on the YouTube channel. If you enjoy it, be sure to hit the like button. and to subscribe thanks for watching chae