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Seneca Falls Convention Jul 19&20th of 1848 

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Who? - Leaders Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucreita Mott lead 300 men and women to campaign.
What? - They were holding the first Women's suffrage movement and were asking for signatures.
When? - The Seneca Falls convention happened from July 19-20th in 1848.
Where? - They campaigned in Seneca Falls, New York.
Why? - Women believed that they deserved the right to vote, and gathered enough people to make a statement out of it. They put their efforts out to get well-deserved suffrage.

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This is a photo of a meeting held for the equal rights association

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1866 Formation of the American Equal Rights Association

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1866 Formation of the American Equal Rights Association

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Who? - Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Frederick Douglas founded this association.
What? - The group said it's goal was to secure equal rights for people of color, and women.
When? - This association was founded in 1866 and disbanded in 1868 over disagreements.
Where? - Worcester, Massachusetts
Why? - Men and Women came together to fight for equal rights and the suffragists and abolitionists made great efforts towards equality.

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A newspaper article written just after Susan B. Anthony was caught voting

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1872 Susan B. Anthony registers and votes for Ulysses S. Grant in the presidential election

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1872 Susan B. Anthony registers and votes for Ulysses S. Grant in the presidential election

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Who? - Susan B. Anthony was the person who illegally voted.
What? - She cast a ballot in Ulysses S. Grant's presidential election illegally and got thrown in jail and fined.
When? - November 5th, 1872
Where? - Rochester, Massachusetts
Why? - She believed that by voting illegally and getting thrown in jail, she could prove a point and inspire women to rebel against anti-suffragists.

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This is a picture of the Declaration of Rights for Women

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Who? - Olympe de Gouges wrote the Declaration of Rights for Women.
What? - Women in America used the Declaration of Rights for Women against anti-suffragists and presented it during the U.S. Centennial Program.
When? - This was written in 1791 but presented in 1876 in America.
Where? - It was written in France.
Why? - They used this document to disrupt government officials and try to grab their attention to women's suffrage.

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Two women wearing sashes hold up a banner for National Women's Suffrage Association 

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1890 Formation of the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA)

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1890 Formation of the National American Women Suffrage Association (NAWSA)

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Who? - This association was founded by the same people as the (AERA). Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone and new member Carrie Catt.
What? - This association had the goal of bringing suffrage to the women of the U.S.
When? - This association was founded in 1890 and ended when women finally got suffrage in 1920.
Where? - NAWSA was founded in Washington.
Why? - Women believed that by coming together and protesting, rallying, petitioning, etc, they could convince the government to ratify women's suffrage.