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Q: When Susan B. Anthony refused to pay a fine for voting illegally in the election of 1872 she stated not a penny shall go to this unjust claim her action was an example of?
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First woman to vote in a national election illegally?

Susan B. Anthony and 14 other women registered in Rochester, New York, in 1872, and voted in the presidential election on November 5, 1872. On November 28, the registrars and the 15 women were arrested. Only Anthony refused to pay bail; a judge released her anyway, and when another judge set new bail, the first judge paid the bail so that Anthony would not have to be jailed.


Which of these statements is not a fact about Anthony?

He refused to touch the conspirators' bloody hands


What happened when Marc Anthony refused to leave the east?

Marc Antony never refused to leave the east. He was never asked to leave the east.


How did Vietnam war affect election 1968?

LBJ refused to run for re-election; he was burned out. The nation wanted (and needed) an experienced "get the job done" president. Nixon promised to deliver! The country believed him. What happened next is a story for another time.


What happened to susan b Anthony when she tried to vote?

In Rochester NY, in November 1872, Susan B. Anthony and fifteen other women tried to vote in an election; they were all part of the "suffrage" movement (the word meant "permission," and women wanted to be permitted to vote, as men were allowed to do). But while all of the women were arrested, only Anthony was put on trial, since it was decided that she was the leader of the group. Her trial began in June 1873 and she tried to persuade Justice Ward Hunt, a vocal opponent of equal rights for women, that she deserved the same voting rights as a man. (She was accused of violating the 14th Amendment, which was generally interpreted back then to mean only men could vote; the issue was whether a woman was a legal "person" under the law: in most states, women were not yet considered legal persons, but rather, under the command of their father or their husband.) Anthony made an eloquent plea that women were citizens, the same as men, and thus should be allowed the same rights, but to no-one's surprise, the judge disagreed. He found her guilty and fined her $100; but she refused to pay it and said she would continue to fight for voting rights.

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First woman to vote in a national election illegally?

Susan B. Anthony and 14 other women registered in Rochester, New York, in 1872, and voted in the presidential election on November 5, 1872. On November 28, the registrars and the 15 women were arrested. Only Anthony refused to pay bail; a judge released her anyway, and when another judge set new bail, the first judge paid the bail so that Anthony would not have to be jailed.


Which of these statements is not a fact about Anthony?

He refused to touch the conspirators' bloody hands


What happened when Marc Anthony refused to leave the east?

Marc Antony never refused to leave the east. He was never asked to leave the east.


What was the outcome of the 1990 myanmar election?

the national league for democracy won 80 percent of the seats, but the military government refused to reconize the election


What was Lyndon B. Johnson respond to the troubles in 1968?

He wanted out; he refused to run for re-election.


Which governor of Texas refused to leave office although he had lost the election?

Edmund J. Davis


How did both parties react to the presidential election results in 1876?

Refused to back down and were locked in stalemate


What was the main cause of the secession of southern states?

The election of Lincoln, who had refused to allow any extension of slavery.


Who would run for president if Washington didn't?

If Washington has refused to be president, bast guess is that John Adams who finished second in the first election would have won the first election.


Which of the following phrase are example of parallel structure found in this excerp from the declaration of indendence?

Has refused, has forbidden, has refused


What did Anthony do?

Basically he tried to convince the Siksika to bring their furs to the Hudson Bay to trade but he failed as they refused his offer


What is an example sentence for terminate?

Example sentence - She refused to be abused by him and chose to terminate their relationship.