In this 4 week class, we will take a look at one of the most well known and influential women in U.S. History - Susan B. Anthony. We will examine her childhood and influences, how and why she got involved in the women's movement, her participation and activism in the abolitionist movement, why she was arrested, and how she used propaganda and speeches to further her fight for the vote for women. 

Each week, by Wednesday evening (9pm PST) -

-I will email each student a link that weeks lecture and assignments. This will be on YouTube and is in a private account that is embedded into the Outschool classroom page.  
-  Assignments will consist of discussion and essay questions, short research topics, Youtube videos, and worksheets. These will be posted on the classroom page. 
- In my flex classes, each family can determine the level of participation in the course. 
- Communication will be done through the Outschool classroom.  
-I will check in with each student several times during the week to check on progress of the homework, address any questions, or to engage in a discussion about the topic covered. Each student is encouraged to message (through the Outschool classroom) me anytime they have any questions or thoughts about the class.  
- Each week, there may be additional articles, videos, or pictures that will be posted to the classroom page to engage students in open conversations about that weeks topic. 
-Please message me before the start of class if you have any questions.  

For information on my other courses, please check out my course catalog: 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/10WtnUIRwVRw7Awo6FskitgUKeNUjuAvf/view



Week 1 - Childhood years; Growing up a Quaker; Becoming a teacher; Becoming an Abolitionist
Week 2 - Meeting Elizabeth Cady Stanton; Forming the American Equal Rights Association; Forming the National Woman Suffrage Association
Week 3-  Famous Speeches; Getting Arrested for voting; Differences in opinion from other Suffragettes
Week 4 - Final years; Famous people she influenced; Impact of her life and the legacy she left behind