Lesson Idea | Susan B. Anthony, She’s Worth a Mint!
Provider: National Women’s History Museum
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Students learn about Susan B. Anthony as a key figure in the women’s suffrage movement, focusing on her lifelong work advocating for women’s right to vote and broader civil rights. Through reading a biography, analyzing primary source quotes, and examining supporting materials, students explore how her words, beliefs, and actions were connected and how she used peaceful protest and activism to push for social change. They then engage in discussion and writing activities that require them to explain her impact, identify her role as an agent of change, and connect her efforts to the broader suffrage movement that ultimately led to the passage of the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote.
Lesson Idea | Susan B. Anthony, She’s Worth a Mint!
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