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Major Leaders in the Women's Rights Movement and their accomplishments

Susan B. Anthony

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Lucy Stone

-Anthony went to her first Women's Rights Convention in Syracuse in 1851.

-Elizabeth Cady Stanton along with herself started the American Equal Rights Association and the newspaper, The Revolution.

-In order to prove her point, Anthony cut her hair and wore the bloomer costume.

-2/12/1820 ~ 3/13/1906

-Stanton was a major supporter of the first Women's Rights Convention in Seneca Falls.

-Stanton collaborated with Amelia Bloomer and wrote the Women's Bible.

-The two also collaborated with Susan B. Anthony and wrote the Book 'A History of Women's Suffrage.'

-10/12/1815 ~ 9/26/1902

-Stone attended Oberlin College and was the first Woman from MA to obtain a college degree.

-She later helped organize the American Women Suffrage Association.

-Her husband, Henry Blackwell, and herself, started a newspaper called 'The Woman's Journal.'

1818 ~ 1893

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The Age of Change: Reform Movements of the 1830's

By Jillianzahar

Jillian Zahar