Susan Brownell Anthony Abbie Carr. Born and raised in Adams, Massachusetts. Family was a Quaker family, which is a religious society of friends. Went.

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Susan Brownell Anthony Abbie Carr

Born and raised in Adams, Massachusetts. Family was a Quaker family, which is a religious society of friends. Went to a Quaker school in Philadelphia from She had seven other siblings, but two died.

Her father’s business failed in late 1830s. Susan returned home to help out her family. Being the second eldest, Susan found work as a teacher. Her family moved to a farm in the Rochester, New York area

Susan was determined  She never gave up even though: Went in & out of debt Ridiculed for being single and unmarried Her effigies were drug through town & mockingly hung Effigies are sculptures or a model of a person

Personality Traits

Accomplished leader Political & Social Courageous Aggressive & Compassionate by nature

Courage began to build in small ways Organizing meetings Passing out flyers Facing USA in court to defend rights of women

Self-discipline Hold to own convictions Believe in equal self-worth Relentless in pursuit of justice

Accomplished: 19 th Amendment (right for women to vote) passed 14yrs after her death Portrait on Dollar Coins Anti-Slavery Society Member Women’s suffrage movement leader Established Women’s NYS Temperance Society

Summary

References moralheroes.org/susan-b-anthony 100leaders.org/susan-b-anthony susanbanthonyhouse.org/index.php