History

Who is the first woman to vote in the united states?

1 Answer
ANSWER

Lydia Taft of Uxbridge became the first woman to ever vote in the nation. Judge Henry Chapin records in an 1864 address: "Uxbridge may yet become famous as the pioneer in the cause of Women's suffrage". This was written 56 years before women's suffrage became legal in all of America.

{{ relativeTimeResolver(1550802700901) }}
LIVE
Points points 115
Rating 1
Sign-in to view all answers
Similar Questions
History • 1 Answer
ANSWER
History • 2 Answers
ANSWER
History • 1 Answer
ANSWER
History • 3 Answers
ANSWER
History • 5 Answers
ANSWER

Join Alexa Answers

Help make Alexa smarter and share your knowledge with the world

LEARN MORE

Help Center Conditions of Use Privacy Notice

© 2010 - 2020, Amazon.com, inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.