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PictureThis is a woman voting, thanks to Susan B. Anthony.
   
  
  Today, women can vote.  If Anthony hadn't read that article in the paper written by Stone and Greeley, women would still be fighting for the vote today. What Anthony did took a lot of courage, and she continued her work until her death.



PictureA chart explaining how many women vote each year.
  


    
Around the world, millions of women participate in voting for leaders, decisions, taxes, etc. 


   


 Susan B. Anthony played a huge role in American history. After she died, she was buried at Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends, family, and people she inspired visited her grave to thank her for all her work so that women would have the right to vote.

PictureThis a chart explaining the gap between the rights for people to vote.


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 People around the world got inspired to devote their lives to women's suffrage. Women worked hard for women's rights. It took a while, but they got to vote.

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Created by Bella Kartch | Junior Division | Individual Website |  Susan B. Anthony: Women's Rights | Word Count: 1163