1.03 Letter

We as American citizens have a duty to be active civic and politically because the government makes decision based of what we want and is better. Also, if the nation wants to live in harmony and peace, want to be heard, and want freedom and democracy they must participate in civic and political, like is voting. Before, women don’t have that right and some women gave her life to make that happen, just as Mary Livermore.
Mary Livermore was born on December 19th, 1820, in Boston and died on May 23th, 1905, in Melrose. She was an American suffragist and social reformer; also, she served as president of Woman Suffrage Association. Before that happen, when the cholera took over Chicago she became an active volunteer, and also when the American Civil War broke out no long she recruits by the U.S. Sanitary Commission. Thanks to her work with the Sanitary Commission led Livermore to become an active suffragist and social reformer, developing an ardent belief that extending the right to vote to women was necessary to achieving social reforms such as temperance (“Mary Ashton Rice Livermore."). Then, she dedicates the rest of her life activism to the woman suffrage movement, and providing a grain of sand to the right of woman.
Thanks to her, women today have voice and vote in different areas. That’s why I think that she deserves as same to all the women who work for that, one day in our calendar in action of gratitude. Nowadays, the women in the whole country can vote for everything, making the dream of her in a reality and that dedicating her life to the women suffrage wasn’t a waste at