Quien fue Susan B. Anthony ♀️Biografía resumida

Hello friends of history, welcome to a new session from a teacher, I am Oscar and today we are going to talk about Susan B Anthony, who was a woman who was one of the most important representatives of women's suffrage in the world, especially in the United States, which is where she was born and in fact she was born in 1820 in Massachusetts and died in 1906, she in fact saw the right to vote for men as something discriminatory for women and dedicated her entire life to claiming women's rights and although she died 14 years after having fulfilled her dream of granting universal suffrage to women, it must be recognized that her work, as well as the work of many other suffragettes, was not in vain.

In fact, she is the fundamental figure of suffragism at the end of the 19th century, beginning of the 20th century. In fact, as we said, she was born on the 15th. February 1820 in Massachusetts within a liberal family, a family very accustomed to the fight against slavery and human rights, Susan studied pedagogy and worked as a teacher until she was 30, but in 1848 she began to get involved in the movements. suffragettes and realized that even when she was active in liberal movements, the mere fact of being a woman already put many obstacles in her way and from this moment on she decided to fight more actively for the equality of the sexes, both male and female, so much so that As I say, in 1848 she founded the New York State Women's Temperance Society.

In fact, it was also at this time that she met Elizabeth Cádiz Stanton, who was one of the most important figures of feminism at the time. They became close, almost inseparable friends and united in his fight for women's suffrage and the civil and social rights of women in fact in 1863 his change Anthony founded the League of Loyalist Women which was a movement that defended the abolition of slavery in 1868 together as we said he elected Elisabeth Cardis Stanton founded the feminist weekly of revolution in 1872 in the United States the right to vote was given to black men in what women then asked for when they saw that people that men of color can vote because they still magnify and make their cry louder in in favor of women also being able to vote for women's suffrage 1800 1883 decides to travel through Europe to see first-hand and establish relationships with the different movements of ministers that exist in Europe because she believes that the international sphere of the movement should be expanded and it will be In 1892, she founded the International Council of Women, which would bring together organizations from 48 different countries.

In fact, throughout her life, Susan held very important positions within all the suffrage and feminist movements of her time and dedicated her entire life to human rights. of women in fact died on March 13, 1906 in the USA 14 at the age of 86 and I think 14 years before having fulfilled her dreams that women could vote this right as you know in the USA it was declared in 1820 although we must remember and to emphasize that it was thanks to women like Susan de Anthony that the feminist and suffragette movement imposed itself and got to where it went, as we say, until universal women's suffrage was achieved, so I hope you liked this brief summary of the time and what Susan did by Anthony and as always I remind you that on our website a dotcom teacher you will find some exercises that we have prepared for you on this topic as well as many other topics that might interest you without anything more to add I say goodbye to you and I schedule a new session of a teacher until then thank you very much