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I was born February 15, 1820, in Adam Massachusetts to my parents Lucy and Daniel Anthony.

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I had quite a lot of siblings growing up 6 to be exact!! Their names were Daniel, Mary, Merritt, Guelma, Eliza, and Hannah. I was the second eldest Daniel being first.

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I grew up in a Quaker family and in the Quaker belief, everyone was equal under god. In my Quaker family, we all believed in education and that everyone deserved it. In my family, both men and women spoke equally during meetings and outside of them. Growing up this helped me realize that both men and women are equal and this also helped motivate me to fight for women's rights.

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I learned to read and write at the age of three!

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As a child I attended a district school when we moved from Massachusetts to New york and later a school set up by my father and then finally when I got older I went to a boarding school near Philadelphia.

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From 1846 to 1849 I taught at a female academy in upstate New York.

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Hearing my father and his friends William Loyd and Fedrick Douglas's (two abolitionists) conversation about slavery moved me to become an abolitionist activist so I became one and learned many things from them. During my time as an abolitionist, I gave many passionate speeches about ending slavery and as well I became close friends with Fedrick and William.

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In 1851 I met Elizabeth Cady Stanton a women's right suffrage activist and we became good friends and worked alongside each other for over 50 year!

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In 1863 Stanton and I formed The Women's National Loyal League which pursued to end the American Civil War through and amendment to the U.S Constitution that ended slavery

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In 1868 Stanton and I started a women's suffrage weekly journal called the revolution and we talked about the controversial issues about women's rights.

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In 1869 Stanton and co-founded The National American Women Suffrage Association to push for a constitutional amendment that would give women the right to vote!!

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In the presidential election of 1872, I voted illegally. But since I am a woman and women couldn't vote I got caught and was arrested and later fined $100 but I never paid because that's just unreasonable so I continued on with my life to fight for women's rights.

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I led a protest at the 1876 Centennial Of our nations independence I then there gave a speech called Declaration of rights written by Stanton and other suffragist.

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I died March 13, 1906 In Rochester New York at the ripe age of 86. But hey I died I had a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement 😌

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A couple years after I died the amendment I always wanted was passed and granted all women the right to vote and to honor me they called it the Susan B Anthony amendment.

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From 1979 to 1981 I had a dollar coin with my face on it to honor me but then production stopped due to poor acceptance just how when I was alive people didn't want to accept me and judged me.