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strong feminists!

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wrote declaration of sentiments, and speeches for Susan B. Anthony, NWSA, part of Seneca Falls Elizabeth Cady Stanton
NWSA with Elizabeth Cady Stanton, part of Seneca falls Susan B. Anthony
NAWSA, campaigned 19th amendment Carrie Chapman Catt
NWP with Lucy Burns, activist for 19th amendment Alice Paul
NWP with ALice Paul, activist for 19th amendment Lucy Burns
first to keep last name, spoke on women's rights and became regualr lecturer at Anti-Slavery society Lucy Stone
brought 6 delegates to World Anti-Slavery convention, London; this planted seed for seneca falls; quaker minister, anti-slavery efforts, part of seneca falls convention Lucrettia Mott
Battle Hymn of the Republic, helped with women's movement and anti-slavery Julia Ward Howe
Well known anti-slavery speaker Sojurner Truth, ain't I a woman?
19th amendment passed, Women's equality day August 26, 1920
date of Seneca falls convention July 19, 1848
Date of World Anti-Slavery convention in London June 1840
first woman in the House of representatives Jeanette Rankin 1916
suffrage amendment passes house but defeated in senate (date) 1918
Hull House, taught people about sanitation Jane Adams
bloomers 1869
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