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Susan Bramwell Anthony was from the 19th century.

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She lived in an environment which led her to fight for her rights and what she considered to be correct for society.

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Thanks to her father's position and that her mother came from a government family,

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she could study and then she became a teacher before having her life's turning point.

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Men and women had great differences on their rights because of gender role ideas of 19th century

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and depending on what political ideas they supported.

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A problem of politics being linked with rights was that women could not vote,

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so they couldn't decide who they wanted to represent them.

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Nowadays, mostly in every country, everyone can vote,

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but that was not in susan's times at first she fought for anti-slavery but she met elizabeth

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who i will introduce her later and listen to lucy's tone speech made her join the women's

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right movement now i'm going to talk about some important dates as for example in 1848 it was the

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first time women's vote was proposed. Some years later, in 1851, she met Lucretia Mott

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and Elizabeth, and all her movement started. Then, Susan and Elizabeth became editors of

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the Revolution newspaper, when they could easily spread their ideas of equality and

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freedom in 1879 susan created the national women's association which tried 40 consecutive

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times to impose women's vote in congress in 1872 she was arrested because she tried to vote

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in presidential elections but she went out from jail without any bail after that in the centennial

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of nationals independence she made a speech wrote by elizabeth and another suffragist with an

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important and striking sentence which said men their rights are nothing more women their rights

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are nothing less finally 14 years after dying in 1906 women won the right to vote and to honor

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all her fight, her face was printed in United States one dollar coins. Thanks

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for watching my video and I hope you have learned something about Susan.