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Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Timeline of some events in Anthony and Stanton's work during the suffrage movement
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Laurel Taylor
⟶ è stato aggiornato 28 gen 2020 ⟶
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Anthony and Stanton Meet
*Anthony and Stanton break with Lucy Stone* Stone for universal male suffrage (15th amendment), Anthony and Stanton for women's suffrage (argued that black male suffrage was already guaranteed under 13th amendment)
Stanton and Anthony found National Woman Suffrage Association
Stone founds American Woman Suffrage Association
Ideological gap between Stanton and other women's rights leaders continues to grow-- Stanton increasingly critical of Christianity
National Woman's Suffrage Association and American Woman Suffrage Association merge into National American Woman Suffrage Association--Stanton becomes president, largely due to Anthony's influence
Anthony hands out a Declaration of Rights for Women at the US Centennial celebrations in Philadelphia
Anthony and Stanton begin writing a history of the women's movement--Anthony hates writing
Stanton publishes The Woman's Bible--NAWSA disavows Stanton, and while Anthony disagrees, she does not publicly stand in Stanton's defense
Stanton dies
Anthony dies
Stanton cautions Anthony not to be so politic, not to get caught up in the details
Anthony implores Stanton not to speak in public support for Frederick Douglass' marriage to a white woman
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Together form Women's State Temperance Society
Initially, Anthony focused only on suffrage, Stanton calling for a broader interpretation and litigation of women's rights
Stanton and Anthony together nearly every single day working on history--At the same time, beliefs diverging. Anthony becoming more conservative and throwing in with Temperance. Stanton becoming more radical.
