What did Susan B. Anthony do?

• A. Fought for civil rights
• B. Fought for independence
• C. Fought for women's rights
• D. Fought for workers' rights

Answer: (C)

The main idea is recognizing that Susan B. Anthony united people to win rights for women, especially the right to vote. She dedicated her life to the vote for women, organizing campaigns, giving speeches, and helping found the organized movement for women's suffrage. Her work with fellow reformers and decades of advocacy laid the groundwork that led to the 19th Amendment, which finally guaranteed women the right to vote. So the description that fits best is that she fought for women's rights. While civil rights is broader and related to equal treatment for many groups, Anthony’s most famous and defining work focused on women’s rights and suffrage; independence and workers’ rights were not the primary focus of her activism.