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Woman's Rights

Important Women in the Woman's Rights Movement

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teacher,orangized National Woman Suffrage Association,arrested for voting in 1872 Susan B. Anthony1820-1906
educator, lead the fight for the 19th Amendment, founded the League of Women Voters Carrie Chapman Catt1859-1947
educator, published Una (the first women's rights newspaper) Pauline Wright Davis1813-1876
author, wrote "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" Julia Ward Howe1819-1910
freed slave, slave name Isabella, "Ain't I a Woman" famous speech given at Ohio Women's Rights Convention Sojourner Truth1797-1883
educator, temperance leader, founded Women's Christian Temperance Union Frances Elizabeth Willard1839-1898
educator, helped organize Senecca Falls Women's Rights Convention Lucretia Mott 1793-1880
teacher/lawyer, first woman admitted to practice before the Supreme Court, twice ran for president on the National Equal Party Rights Belva Ann Lockwood1830-1917
organizer of Women's Rights Convention Seneca Falls, New York, author of "Declaration of Sentiments" Elizabeth Cady Stanton1815-1902
abolishnist, teacher, married but known as Mrs. Stone, founded Woman's Journal Lucy Stone1818-1893
parents former slaves, organizer of National Federation of Colored Women, NAACP charter member Mary Church Terrell1863-1954
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