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1. Mary Angelou was a wrote in her hotel room and her first book was an instant best seller
2. besides being a writer she was a cook, waitress, sex worker, performer, editor, and director
3. she was nominated for a tony award in 1973
4. she wrote a poem for a presidential inauguration
5. she was a civil right activist too
Mary Angelou was historically significant because of her role in woman’s activist. Angelou was active part in the Civil Rights movement and served as the northern coordinator for the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1959. She wanted racial and social justice and Mary didn’t stop till she accomplished exactly that. Mary had accomplished so much during her life, like that she was also the first female inauguration U.S history. She also has an award winning autobiography book. Mary Angelo was also the first black woman to write a screenplay. As you can see Mary has accomplished so much in woman history and is and will forever be known and recognized for her significant.

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- she was declared queen June 2nd 1953
-She is the longest reigning monarch ever in Britain
-She has many hobbies like pigeon racing, football(soccer) and horse riding
-She has been sent around 50,000 Christmas letters from fans
-The queen has 2 birthdays, her actual birthday is April 21st and her official birthday which is on a Saturday in JJune if the weather is nice

Queen Elizabeth is significant to the world because of her many great achievements her history of her monarchy. She lead the defeat of the Spanish armada, which is said to be one of the greatest military victories in English history by British historians. When WW2 broke out, she was only 13 years old. She was very eager to enlist in the army and by the time she turned 19 in 1945, she enlisted in the army. She joined the Women's Auxiliary Territory Service (ATS) and trained for 6 weeks as an auto mechanic. Through her monarchy her great achievements inspired people all around the world.

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1. Anne” was just a nickname that her friends gave to her when she was in school. her real name was annelies marie frank

2. The Frank family were originally German Anne’s father, Otto, was a German businessman who served in the German army during World War One.

3. Anne’s diary was a 13th birthday presentAnne received the diary for which she became famous on 12 June 1942

1. She celebrated two birthdays while living in hiding A reconstruction of the bookcase that covered the entrance to the secret annex where the Frank family hid

2. Anne wrote two versions of her diary The first version began in the autograph book that she received for her 13th birthday and spilled over into at least

Anne Frank has become a famous name because of her diary, which has been translated into many languages. Anne Frank's diary describes her story in the holocaust and what she did to hide from the nazis

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1. Ella Fitzgerald won the NAACP Image Award for Lifetime Achievement and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

2. Marilyn Monroe helped Ella Fitzgerald expand her career by calling the owner of a popular nightclub in the 50’s called Mocambo to get her to perform.

3. Ella’s first breakthrough hit was a reworking of the children’s rhyme “A-Tisket, A-Tasket” into a jazz song. To this day, it is still a jazz standard.

4. In 1972, Fitzgerald, along with Carol Channing, became the first celebrity singer at the Super Bowl.

5. In her career, Ella recorded over 200 albums and around 2,000 songs! This makes her one of the most recorded women in history.

Ella Fitzgerald is historically significant in so many ways. She has paved the way for female singers and songwriters everywhere. Her determination to be in a field of mostly men at the time is inspiring. Her vocals and stage presence is more than memorable and she is still remembered and praised to this day. Not only a female but as an African American female she had to work double as hard and it truly payed off. Her record breaking stats are remarkable and she is a phenomenal role model to females in the music industry.

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1. Ms. Wu born on May 31st, (1912 - 1997)
2. In 1976, she won the "Medal of Science for Physical Science"
3. Ms. Wu helped perform work on the Manhattan Project which is where she gained her recognition. The Manhattan Project begun during World War II that produced the first nuclear weapons.
4. She created the "Wu" experiment which proved to show that a physicals law created at the time was completely wrong  about a type of symmetry that was weak in the nuclear force
5. Her research on radioactive isotopes made it successful to the B-reactor.

Chien-Shiung Wu was a successful scientist throughout the 1900's. She had several accomplishments and successful experiments that changed the laws of physic. Before the "Wu" experiment was created, there was no literal way to tell the left side or right side of an object. The "Wu" experiment created a way to be able to tell left and right without physically pointing at the object. If we ever were to make radio contact with aliens, the "Wu" experiment would be needed to prove that concept.

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1)      Serena Williams is a professional tennis player ranked number 1 in the world for women’s singles

2)      She has won the Grand Slam 23 times. That is more than any other women or man

3)      Her sister Venus is also a professional tennis player and they have won the Grand Slam Doubles 14 times, and have won 3 Olympic Gold medals for doubles together

4)      She has her own clothing line named Serena that launched in 2018

5)      She won her 7th Australian Open Title while she was pregnant. She did not lose a single set

Serena Williams is a significant historical figure in many ways. She has not only influenced many young female tennis players, but she has also influenced many women and mothers. She has talked about her experiences with childbirth and the hardship she had with it. She endured a very dangerous childbirth and after suffered from postpartum depression. She had an emergency cesarean surgery. She had blood clots in her lungs, and it caused her to have 2 more surgeries. She still did not feel right, and she kept asking the doctors to do a CT scan. They found more blood clots and if they did not find them then she would have died from them. She now encourages women to be more cautious after they give birth, so they do not get seriously hurt. She has made a full recovery since then and she continues to play professional tennis. She still inspires many people to play tennis and still supports women who are going through childbirth.

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* Amelia Earhart’s childhood nickname was Meelie.
* She made a homemade roller coaster when she was 7 and crashed dramatically
* The first time she saw an airplane she was unimpressed
* Amelia Earhart did not like coffee or tea
* During World War I, she also served as a Red Cross nurse’s aid in Toronto, Canada.

Amelia Earhart is historically significant in women's history. This is because she was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic ocean. This was seen as a massive historical event as she became a household name for flying across the ocean. She was the 2nd ever to do that in fact, and she inspired many women to follow their dreams. Not only that, she became the president of the Ninety Nines, a woman aviation club which she helped form and she set many records. She inspired many people and made a absolutely massive impact on history as a whole.

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1. She helped overturn Proposition 8, which banned same sex marriage, by refusing to defend it in 2008
2. She has written three books; two novels and one children's picture book
3. She is the first female vice president
4. She was elected as mayor of San Francisco in 1995
5. In the 2020 election, she was originally running for president, however ended her campaign and shortly teamed up with Joe Biden

Kamala Harris was born on October 20, 1964. She studied political science and economics at Howard University and earned a law degree from Hastings College in 1989. She worked as a Deputy District Attorney in Oakland from 1990-1998. She was promoted to District Attorney in 2004. She was elected as Attorney General of California in 2010, becoming the first female and first African American to hold this position. She was recruited to run for the U.S senate in 2015, and she won the 2016 election. She became vice president to Joe Biden after they won the 2020 election.

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Manon Rheaume "The First Women of Hockey"

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Manon Rheaume "The First Women of Hockey"

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- First female hockey player to play in the NHL
- Won 2 gold medals and one silver medal in the Olympics for Canada
- Created the Manon Rheume Foundation (Inspired girls to achieve there dreams of play hockey professionally)
- Played for the tampa bay lightning

Manon Rhaume is historically signifigant in womens history because she was the first female hockey player to play in the NHL ( national hockey leauge). Hockey had been seen as a mens sport for so long, because of the physicalness of the sport, but Rheaume changed that. She played goalie which is one of the hardest positions to play. She proved that women can not only play in the NHL but can do things if they put there mind to it. She also created her own foundation called the Manon Rheume Foundation. She used it to inspire other females to not only play mens hockey but also do things they want to. She inspired many females and made a very big impact on womens history.

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1.  Helen Keller was the first blind and deaf person to ever speak.

2.  Helen Keller was the first person with deafblindness to earn a college degree. She graduated cum laude in 1904 with a Bachelor’s Degree from Radcliffe.

3.  Helen Keller published 14 books and 500 articles, held speaking tours in over 35 countries on civil rights, and impacted over 50 policies. This included making Braille the US official writing system for the blind.

4.  She was great friends with Mark Twain. Both of them met when Keller was 14, and remained friends until Twain died 16 years later. He admired her sense of humor and sharp intelligence. Twain was the first to call Anne Sullivan a “miracle worker” for bringing Keller out of the darkness. When they met in person, Keller was able to identify Twain by his distinctive tobacco-infused scent in which he smoked 10 to 20 cigars a day.

5.  Helen Keller was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 1953. The nomination came after Keller visited the Mideast in 1952 and met with local leaders to advocate for the rights of those who were blind or disabled. She secured a promise from Egypt’s Minister of Education to create secondary schools for the blind that could lead to a college education. The legacy of her visit still lives on at the Hellen Keller School in Jerusalem, Israel.

Helen Keller is historically significant because she is a symbol of courage when faced with overwhelming odds. She didn’t let deafness and blindness stop her. Helen became a major humanitarian, educator, and writer in the 20th Century. She was driven by her compassion for others by devoting her life to helping others overcome obstacles to live healthy and productive lives. Helen was one of the first people to advocate for people with disabilities like the blind and wounded veterans.

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-Jane was introduced to chimpanzees as a baby when she was given a toy monkey that she named Jubilee. Jubilee still sits on her desk to this day.
-When Jane was young she once sat in her family's chicken coop to watch a hen lay an egg. When she left 5 hours later her family had already called in a missing persons report to the police.
-After Jane graduated high school she couldn't afford college tuition so she worked various jobs.
-She spent 45 years studying how chimpanzees live in Gombe Stream National Park in Tanzania.
-Jane Goodall's books became so well known that the chimpanzees she worked with were known worldwide. They were known by their names (people disapproved of the names) and were individually recognized. One of them named Old Flo had an obituary published in the London Times.

Jane Goodall is a famous primatologist who faces some controversies but overall changed scientific views. Jane was criticized by other scientists because she named her chimpanzees instead of assigning them numbers to be studied. She also set up feeding stations to attract them along the duration of her observations. People were unhappy with her because they said she disturbed their natural feeding patterns and encouraged aggression among the species. Whether you like her or not it is undeniable that she changed the view of chimpanzees in science. She was the first person to observe chimpanzees eating meat when it was previously said they were strictly vegetarians and wouldn't go hunting. She also discovered that they can not only use tools but chimpanzees are smart enough to make their own tools to use. Jane Goodall dedicated her life to something she loves and after 6 decades of groundbreaking work she continues to work and have a podcast at the age of 87. She is inspiring because of her dedication and her perseverance despite doing controversial work and being doubted. She is also inspiring because she wasn't the wealthiest woman and found ways to get herself an education and start traveling to do her work in her twenties. Even when she was told it was inappropriate for her to be traveling alone by the British government her mom became her partner and they traveled together. Nothing has stopped her yet as she continues to follow her passions.

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1) Rosie is a fictional character who's campaign was to encourage women to work in the labor force.
2) Rosie was only created for women to work to bring home soldiers from the war, then the women would go back to being housewives.
3) Working women in the US grew by 10%.
4) Aircraft industries had over 310,000 working women.
5) After World War II ended, 3.5 million women left the working industry.

Rosie the Riveter is historically significant. She is a fictional character the government made and promoted to try and encourage women to join the work force. Since many men were drafted for the world war, there was a labor shortage. Women were encouraged to join and fill the missing spots until the men came back from war. Rosie the Riveter was used in a song that became very popular, so she was used as propaganda, and she was successful. Six million woman joined the work force.

Woman agreed to start working because they wanted the war to end quickly, and they wanted the least amount of people to die as possible. Women thought it would be just like housework and they would earn a lot of money from working. They also wanted their husbands to come back from the war and be proud of them for helping. Working women percentages grew from 27% to 37%.

After the war ended, 3.5 million women left the work force as the men came back to take their jobs, and women continued working as housewives. Nowadays, Rosie is used as an icon of feminist movements.

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Michelle Obama’s first job was a lawyer.

She was the wife of former U.S. President Barack Obama.

Michelle also worked as a Chicago city administrator and community-outreach worker.

When she was first lady, Michelle focused her attention on social issues such as poverty and childhood obesity.

She got her inspiration for social issues from her childhood in Chicago.

Michelle Obama’s is a historically significant woman in history because she was the first black woman in the white house. Michelle Obama is a lawyer and writer who was the first lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017. Her name of her book is called ‘becoming it was written in 2018. It was on the best seller list for more than 1 year. Michelle Obama worked with congress about poverty, health, education and family life. She is inspiring to me because she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, and she never let her stop her. She almost died from it though from it but she overcame it.

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1.       Rosa Parks was born on February 4, 1913 in Tuskegee, AL and died on October 24, 2005 in Detroit, MI.

2.       Rosa joined the Montgomery chapter of the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) and became active in the Civil Rights Movement in 1943.

3.       James F. Blake was the bus driver on the day that Rosa had been arrested, December 1, 1955.  She had previously had an argument with Mr. Blake back in 1943 and got off the bus that day.

4.       Rosa was not the first African American to refuse to give up her seat.  Claudette Colvin, a high school student, was arrested 9 months before Rosa.

5.       When Rosa was arrested, it led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.  The Boycott lasted 381 days and the law was changed after that.

Rosa Parks helped initiate the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.  She refused to give up her seat on a public bus to a white man.  Rosa was not sitting in an “all-white” section of the bus, she was sitting in a section that colored people could sit in if the seats were available. Rosa believed that she shouldn’t have to give up her seat because of her race.  She knew that she would be arrested but she refused to give in as she had done in earlier years.  Rosa was called “the mother of the Civil Rights Movement”.  Rosa received many awards throughout her lifetime.  When she passed away in 2005, her body was laid in the rotunda at the U.S. Capitol.  This is an honor that is reserved for citizens that have done a great for their country.  Rosa Parks did just that.

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1. In 2015, President Obama gave her the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

2. Katherine Johnson was hired by NACA (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics) in June 1953 and retired from NASA in 1986.

3. On February 24, 2020, Katherine Johnson died at the age of 101.

4. Katherine Johnson graduated high school at the age of 14 and from college at the age of 18.

5. Katherine Johnson helped send John Glen into orbit and the movie "Hidden Figures" tells the story about it.

Katherine Johnson is historically significant because she was an important American Mathematician. She graduated college with a Ph.D. in mathematics and she took a job teaching in a public black school in Virginia. Soon after, one of Katherine Johnson's family members mentioned that NACA was hiring people for an all-black computing section in the Langley laboratory. Her family moved for her to be able to work and when she first applied, she was rejected. Katherine Johnson was hired soon after and her temporary position became permanent. Sadly, her husband died of cancer in 1956. Katherine Johnson worked hard in her job and she helped provide math many times. In 1962, NASA was preparing for the orbital mission of John Glenn. John Glenn personally asked Katherine Johnson to do the numbers by hand to make sure they were correct. The mission was a success thanks to her and it marked the turning point of the competition between the United States and the Soviet Union.

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Harriet Tubman was born into slavery because of this there aren’t any records of when she was born, however she was given the name “Araminta” and ended up changing it to Harriet after her mom.

When Harriet was young, she was loaned to a new family. She had to take care of their baby and would be beaten if she ever did anything wrong. On a good day her owners would give her scrapes of food to eat.

The Fugitive slave act got Harriet motivated to get involved as a underground railroad conductor. While she was conductor, she led 19 different escapes and saved around 300 slaves!

Harriet was able to help so many slaves escape the South, and because of this slave owners made a reward of 40,000 dollars to whoever would capture and stop her.

Besides from Harriet being a conductor on the railroad she was also a nurse during the civil war and helped with a campaign to get 750 slaves out of the south. After the war she helped with women’s rights and used her experience during the war to try to bring equal rights to women.

Harriet Tubman is an extremely important historical figure. She contributed so much during her life. She helped free slaves, was a conductor on the underground railroad, was a nurse to injured soldiers during the civil war, helped with women’s rights, and so much more. She motivates people to never give up even when times are tough. Harriet was born into such a hard life and ended doing so much good in the world. She is such a good role model and person to look up too. She shows women how strong you can truly be. She is such a big hero to this world and should never be forgotten as a historically significant figure.

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1. Kim Kardashian is famous for her own reality show, celebrity marriages, and social life, however, she originally wanted to be a teacher.

2. Her dad, Robert Kardashian, was the attorney of famous football player, and murder suspect, OJ Simpson.

3. Kim Kardashian second marriage to Chris Humphries, lasted 72 days in 2011. It had a spotlight on national television.

4. She married 3 times and is in the middle of a divorce to Kanye West. Their home life, children and breakup are featured in newspapers around the world.

5. Kim is also a lawyer and passed the Baby Bar. This is for people who study law through an apprenticeship and not law school.

Some critics may argue that Kim Kardashian is only famous for an accident that happened in 2003 but got leaked 2007. They may also say she is not historically significant except for the family she was born into. However, they are wrong. Kim Kardashian is a historically significant woman because she got Alice Marie Johnson out of jail. Alice was sentenced for life but with Kim's help she got out after 21 long years. Alice was arrested for her involvement in Memphis cocaine trafficking organization. Kim Kardashian argued that her sentence was too aggressive. She fought with the American Civil Liberties Union. Mrs. Johnson was granted a pardon by Donald Trump, the former president. Johnson was 65 years old at the time and became a grandmother and great grandmother while in jail. She was not and is not a threat to society.  Kim earned the Woman Leadership of Law award. She advocated for prison reform when she fought to help pass the First Step Act, which supports women as the renter to society after being incarcerated. She also fought for the 90 Days to Freedom act which helped non-violent drug offenders get out of jail. Kim is also not all looks as she passed the baby bar test, which is not easy. She is inspiring to me because she not just a pretty face she gives back to the world like with getting Alice out of jail and having to deal with her former husband Kanye.