What options are available to individuals when their nation does not live up to its ideals? How did Susan B. Anthony confront the differences she experienced between ideals and reality in the United States and work for change?

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29 April, 21:56

What options are available to individuals when their nation does not live up to its ideals? How did Susan B. Anthony confront the differences she experienced between ideals and reality in the United States and work for change?

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Melina Vaughan · Answer 1

Many campaigns and associations, staging rally and giving speeches are the options which are left in order to make the country live up to the ideals and Susan B Anthony was a well-known abolitionist who played a pivotal role in the women suffrage movement.

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Born in the Quaker family, Elizabeth worked for the enfranchisement rights of women. She also protested against slavery and collected anti-slavery supplications at the time of her early adolescence. She along with her counterpart Elizabeth Cady Stanton worked for the women reforms.

She also was the organizer of a team that worked for abolition of slavery and women suffrage rights. She also published an editorial and journalistic broadsheet which highlighted the importance of women being granted equal rights. She also fought for the equal wages for both the genders in the society.