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Red backgrounds: fun facts

Green backgrounds: Life

Orange backgrounds: accomplishments

blue backgrounds: Impact

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Lucy Stone's grandfather was a Patriot captain in the American Revolution.

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Lucy Stone lived from August 13, 1818 to October 18, 1893.

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The first Stone's arrived in America in 1635, seeking religious freedom.

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Lucy Sone's parents, Francis and Hannah Matthews Stone, where farmers.

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Lucy Stone was always much brighter than her brothers

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Lucy Stone grew up with her two parents, and her 8 other siblings

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Lucy Stone was the first Massachusetts woman to earn a collage degree.

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Lucy Stone spent her lifetime battling inequality.

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Lucy Stone was frustrated with the fact that society encouraged men to attend college, but not women.

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Lucy Stone was raised in the Congregational Church, in Massachusetts.

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Lucy Stone was anti-Slavery.

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Lucy stone and Julia Ward formed the American Woman Suffrage Association, which lead to Women having the right to vote.

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At age 16, Lucy Stone worked as a teacher to save money for college.

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After spending a semester at  Mount Holyoke, she was forced to return home because of one of her sisters being ill.

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Though few professions were available to women at the time, Lucy Stone was hired by William Lloyd Garrison for his American Anti-Slavery Society.

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Lucy stone defied gender norms when she did not take her husbands last name.

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after graduating in 1847, she denied writing a speech that would be read by a man.

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Because of Lucy Stone and many others, women now have the ability to vote.