Learn about the struggles for American women to gain the right to vote led by Susan B. Anthony, who spent her life devoted to this cause.  Among her many struggles and achievements was her arrest in 1872 for voting in the presidential election and challenging the 14th and 15th amendments to the Constittution.  Travelling cross country, whe made thousands of fiery speeches to garner support for women's rights.  For her failure was impossible.  Tens of thousands of mourners attended her funeral and called her "The Mother of Us All."   Thirteen years after her death the 19th amendment to the Constitution was passed granting women the right to vote.  It was called the Susan B. Anthony movement.  This 45 minute program offers lots of audience participation and is a direct tie-in with third grade Georgia Performance standards for social studies:  SS3H2.