Susan B.
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Mary
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Bethune
Frederick
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Paul Revere
Eleanor
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Franklin D.
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Equal Rights for all people was important to
Susan B. Anthony because
1. Women had more
responsibilities' than men.
2. She wanted to make a lot of
money as a teacher.
3. She felt many people were
being treated unfairly.
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4. Men and women got equal pay
for equal work in the 1800s.
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Susan B. Anthony showed that she believed in
justice when she voted in the election of 1872.
Justice means
Breaking the law.
Being responsible
Hard work over time
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After Anthony met Stanton, she
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2. Became a teacher
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1. Fighting to get women the
right to vote
2. Fighting to end segregation
in the schools
3. Fighting to end slavery
4. Fight for independence from
Great Britain
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2. In her town African Americans
could not go to public schools.
3. There were many schools for
African Americans.
4. Presidents asked Bethune to
work with them.
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Mary McLeod Bethune showed diligence in
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2. Her work to start a school for
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Frederick Douglass worked to end slavery in
the United States. He know he did not want to
be enslaved when he
1. Attended an abolitionist
meeting
2. Read about freedom in a book.
3. Heard President Lincoln give a
speech
4. Traveled on the Underground
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Douglass was an abolitionist after he escaped
from slavery. An abolitionist
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called The North Star.
2. He traveled to Canada.
3. He dressed as a sailor to
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4. He got African Americans
to join the Union Army.
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Americans like Paul Revere wanted to gain
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What disease did President Franklin D.
Roosevelt become infected with in 1921?
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Who travel the
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