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1 Savannah Susan B. Anthony

2 Susan was from 1820 in Massachusetts. Susan B. Anthony lived from 1820-1906.She fought hard for women’s right’s. Susan’s parent’s did not allow their children to play with toys or games. Susan was only 15 when she became a teacher. Elizabeth Cady Stanton spoke at the convention. Susan had heard about Elizabeth and wanted to meet her.

3 Susan was born in 1820 in Massachusetts. Susan B. Anthony lived from 1820 to 1906.she fought women’s rights. Susan’s parent’s did not allow their children to play with toy’s or game’s. Susan was only 15 when she became a teacher. Elizabeth Cady Stanton spoke at the convention. Susan had heard about Elizabeth and wanted to meet her.

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