WOMEN'S RIGHTS FAMOUS PEOPLE

• Susan B. Anthony (1820 – 1906) formed the National
• Women 's Suffrage Association, pioneering the fight for
• Women's rights, first woman to have her picture on an
• American coin

SUSAN B. ANTHONY

WOMEN'S RIGHTS FAMOUS PEOPLE

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815 – 1902) Her and
• Susan B. Anthony created the National Woman
• Suffrage Association in 1869. She could write and
• Speak whatever Susan B. Anthony could not express.
• They formed a powerful group fighting for women's rights

ABOLITION REFORM

• The Second Great Awakening caused many people to
• Choose to emancipate slavery mainly in the North. Abolition
• Ideas came about in North churches and politics beginning in the
• 1830's which caused the North and South to split eventually leading to
• The Civil War. It's goals were to get rid of slavery.

ABOLITION REFORM FAMOUS PEOPLE

• Frederick Douglas- was a runaway slave. He advised
• Abraham Lincoln to let former slaves fight for the North in
• The Civil War.
• Harriet Tubman- a runaway slave was used as a spy, cook,
• A laundress for the North during the Civil War.

HARRIET TUBMAN

FREDERICK DOUGLASS

LAWS THAT WERE PASSED

• The Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery passed
• In 1780.

SUMMARY

• My dearest family, as the man of the family I believe we
• Should join the Women's Rights movement. For I believe all
• People are created equal. Women should have the same rights
• As men and we will take this as far as we have to to encourage the
• Congress to pass it