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Benazir Bhutto, who was a social democratic politician, could be known because she was the first woman that held the post of Prime Minister in a Muslim country. Moreover, Pakistan was managed twice by Benazir during the years 1988 to 1990 and again from 1993 to 1996.

During her tenure, she was removed twice. She was accused of corruption. On the two times that she was forced to leave the political office, a man became president again. If she was a man, she would be president.

Bhutto was killed the 27th of December of 2007, after a manifestation of his politic party, the PPP, in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi, two weeks before the election date where she was leading the opposition candidacy. His son Bilawal Bhutto succeeded him as leader of the PPP. You can find his grave in the mausoleum of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

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Florence Nightingale by Esther Samper López 1ºA

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Florence Nightingale also knew as ‘the lady with the lamp’ was born on 12th of May of 1820. She was named Florence because of the city where she was born.

Nightingale was the smallest of the three sisters and they were born in a rich family. She received a classic education with math, French, German and Italian. Since she was young, she was helping ill people and also poor people. After that, she realized that that was what she wanted to do, but her parents disagreed.

Then, during Victorian Era everyone wanted her to married someone in her social class to stay in the same social statue and had a bright future. However, she rejected some marriage offers. For continued with her vocation. In 1850, Nightingale started to study nursing in the Institution of Protestant Deaconesses in Kaiserswerth, Germany.  Later, she went back to London, where she began to work as a nurse.  Also, she was a volunteer at Middlesex hospital. In October 1853, the Crimean War broke out, and in 1854 Nightingale received a letter from Secretary of War, Sidney Herbert, asking her if she could organize a group of nurses to help the soldiers. They were working in a hospital in Constantinople sat on the top of a cesspool, which contaminated the water and the building and it may have caused a lot of deaths.

In conclusion, Nightingale was an esteemed pioneer nurse, who received an award, during Crimean War in a British base hospital and probably if she and other nurses had not been there, more badly injured people would have died.

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Hedy Lamarr ​​​​​bt Miriam Pérez Aparicio

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Rosalind Franklin by Rosa Morgado Fornes 1ºA

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Augusta Ada King Bryon, also known as Ada Lovelace, was an English mathematician who is nowadays considered the first computer programmer.

Despite Ada being born in the English aristocracy, she had an unusual childhood for a girl in the mid-1800s. Her mother insisted on her being taught science and mathematics, in order to prevent her from exhibiting her father’s mood swings and temperament. Because of this, she was able to meet Charles Babbage and study advanced mathematics at the University of London. Babbage invented the analytical engine, capable of handling complex mathematical calculations, which is now considered the first computer. Ada was asked to translate an article written about this machine, however, she described coding methods similar to today’s computer programming, making the original article three times longer.

Had she not been a woman, her contributions would likely not have been discovered up to a century later.

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Ana Frank by CARLOS DRAGHICI           She was a German girl with Jewish ancestry, who was known by everyone thanks to the Diary of Anne Frank.This diary is the edition of her private diary, where she recorded the almost two and a half years she spent hiding, with her family and four other people, from the Nazis in Amsterdam (Netherlands) during World War II.Her family was captured and taken to different German concentration camps, the only who could survive of the eight in hiding was Otto Frank, her father. Ana was sent to the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp on September 1944, and later to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, where she died of typhus around mid-February 1945, about two months before she was released. .4 In 1947, just two years after the end of the war, his father published the newspaper under the title The Back House.Her life was really hard and sad, even so, she was able to write a so good diary that nowadays everyone know, if you have the change, you should read it. 

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Ana Frank by CARLOS DRAGHICI           She was a German girl with Jewish ancestry, who was known by everyone thanks to the Diary of Anne Frank.This diary is the edition of her private diary, where she recorded the almost two and a half years she spent hiding, with her family and four other people, from the Nazis in Amsterdam (Netherlands) during World War II.Her family was captured and taken to different German concentration camps, the only who could survive of the eight in hiding was Otto Frank, her father. Ana was sent to the Auschwitz Nazi concentration camp on September 1944, and later to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, where she died of typhus around mid-February 1945, about two months before she was released. .4 In 1947, just two years after the end of the war, his father published the newspaper under the title The Back House.Her life was really hard and sad, even so, she was able to write a so good diary that nowadays everyone know, if you have the change, you should read it. 

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Rosalind Elsie Franklin by Elizabeth Sánchez Hernández

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ROSALIND ELSIE FRANKLIN

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ROSALIND ELSIE FRANKLINRosalind Elsie Franklin was a pioneer in the use of x-ray diffraction and paved the way for the three-dimensional structure of DNA.Rosalind was born in Nottin Hill, London. From a young age she excelled in a number of subjects, incluiding the sciences and at the age of 15 she decided to pursue a university career, passing the entrance exam at Newnham College, Cambridge, which was some controversy in the family, as her father did not see with good eyes that a woman should study in college. However, both her aunt and her mother helped her.At the height of World War II, in 1942, Rosalind obtained an assistant position in a British body dedicated to research on coal and it is derivates, studies that served for the manufacture of gas masks.In the years since her early death she devoted herself to the study of virus crystallography without suspecting that her DNA research.

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ROSALIND ELSIE FRANKLIN introducción aquí ROSALIND ELSIE FRANKLINRosalind Elsie Franklin was a pioneer in the use of x-ray diffraction and paved the way for the three-dimensional structure of DNA.Rosalind was born in Nottin Hill, London.

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Caroline Herschel by Fernando Cercós Mateo 1ºA

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Caroline Lucretia Herschel, who was born on March 16, 1750 in Hanover, was a brilliant astronomer who discovered new nebulae and clusters of stars. In addition, she was the first woman to discover a comet.

At the age of 22, Caroline went to live with her brother, who was a musician, to England, where she taught her to sing. Because of this, Caroline was able to be a well-known soprano and began singing professionally. William's hobby was astronomy and built powerful telescopes.

His reputation as a telescope builder made him quit music. Science was discovered thanks to her brother William for her, who was the personal astronomer of the King of England and when she was 37, King George III assigned her a salary as his brother's assistant which could afford economic Independence and gradually become a celebrity in the scientific world.

In conclusion, I think that if Caroline had not gone to live with her brother, she would not have been an astronomer.

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Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo was one of the best painters of Mexico. She could meet many famous painters thanks to her paintings, who became very famous after her death.

Frida Kahlo was born in 1907 in Coyoacán, Mexico. She was a Mexican painter who had not an easy life because she had poliomielitis and a very serious accident that made her to stay in bed for a long time. Despite being ill, she painted over 150 paintings that reflected her life and her suffering.

She was a symbol of feminism. Despite being married and love her husband very much, she was self-sufficient and strong. She was one of the first female painters that reflected the feminine rejecting the vision of traditional feminine.

Frida Kahlo contributed to the formation of a new type of identity for women. People should have known her before but now many people recognize her like a symbol.

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Indira Ghandi by Lidia Tortajada Salas 1ºA

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Simone de Beauvoir by Paula Moya Pérez 1ºA

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Simone de Beauvoir was born on 9 January 1908 into a bourgeois Parisian family. Her parents were Georges Bertrand de Beauvoir, a legal secretary who once aspired to be an actor, and Françoise de Beauvoir, a wealthy banker's daughter and devout Catholic. Simone's sister, Hélène, was born two years later. She would not have arrived to be a great philosopher if she had not read her parent's books when she was younger. Simone de Beauvoir was a French writer, intellectual, existentialist philosopher, political activist, feminist and social theorist. Although she did not consider hershelf a philosopher, she should have done it because she had a significant influence on both feminist existentialism and feminist theory. She wrote novels, essays, biographies, autobiography and monographs on philosophy, politics, and social issues. She was known for her 1949 treatise The Second Sex, a detailed analysis of women's oppression and foundational tract of contemporary feminism; and for her novels. She could also be known for her relationship with the French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre.

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Clara Campoamor by María Martínez Benedicto 1º A

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Clara Campoamor Rodríguez was born on February 12, 1888 in Madrid. She was a lawyer, writer, politician and women's rights were defended by her.

Probably if she had not existed, women would not have the same rights, because she fought for non-discrimination of sex and she was also  who created the republican feminine union and was one of the main promoters of feminine suffrage.

Later when she was 10 years old, her father died, and she had to leave school to dedicate herself to the family economy, and that she did, she worked in many works until she found what really made her happy. Later, she graduated from Law University and dedicated herself to defending women's rights. But because of the Civil War, she had to flee Spain to another country where finally died forgotten.

In my opinion, Clara Campoamor should be remembered and all of us can do something for her so that she will be remembered for many more generations because is a amazing woman.

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MARY SHELLEY’S WORK: FRANKENSTEIN by SILVANA STIVAL HERRERO

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MARY SHELLEY’S WORK: FRANKENSTEIN by SILVANA STIVAL HERRERO

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Mary Shelley was born on August 30, 1797. Her parents were the philosopher William Godwin and the writer and feminist Mary Wollstonecraft. Mary Shelley is known, above all, for writing Frankenstein: the book that inaugurated science fiction.

At 16 years old, she abandoned her home and eloped with Percy Shelley, a married man in with whom she fell madly in love. That is why Mary was criticized countless times: she experienced the deep machismo of the time.

Frankenstein was born the summer of 1816, when Mary and her husband were at the poet Lord Byron's mansion, who told the two and their secretary, John William Polidori, that they should write a horror story. Polidori and Mary Shelley were the only ones who could finish it: the both did that two unique beings gave birth. The vampire and Frankenstein. This incredible work was published under a pseudonym because being a woman, Mary had no other choice.

To sum up, if you liked this biography, I would like to recommend the movie "Mary Shelley" that tells about this woman's life and says a sentence about her that I think is very important: "I do not want women to have more power than men, but have more power over themselves”.

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Lise Meitner by Guillermo Sebastián Marín 1ºA

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Lise Meitner was an austrian scientific who investigated radioactivity and nuclear physics. Her discovery lead to the invention of electric reactors, nuclear weapons and nuclear energy.
Lise was born in 1878 in Vienna into a wealth familiy in which she was the third of eight children. Since she was young, she got interested in maths and physics.  She studied at a Bürgerschule and in order to access to university. Then, in 1901, she was admitted by the university of Vienna, where she studied physics.
After that, she moved to Berlin where she could cooperate with Otto Hahn to study and investigate the atom and radioactivity. However, she had to leave Germany due to the Nazi Government. Then, she moved to Estocolmo where Meitner and Otto Frisch produced the first example of nuclear fision created by humans.
Lise made huge contributions to science. Unfortunately, she did not have the recognisement she deserved. If she had not been a jewish woman, she would have won the Nobel Prize.

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Rosalind Franklin was born on July 25, London. She was an English chemistry responsible for the structure of DNA. She was born in the neighborhood of Notting Hill in a british Jewish family.X-ray images with the double helix were discovered by her.

Their work was not recognized in the same way as men's work. Later, Franklin conducted research on viruses but she has not won any Nobel Prize in Chemistry and her colleages have been awarded. She had a hard time exercising his work which over the years was recognized but did not have any award.

In my opinion, if his work had been recognized, it would have been a very step for all women who could not study because they gave men had more facilities to study.

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Elizabeth II of England, current Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, received the throne when her father passed away in 1952.

Elizabeth II was born on October 10, 1830, receiving the names of María Isabel Luisa at baptism.Isabel must be aware of her role from an early age because if she were not conscious, she would lose all her power, and she assumed her responsibilities as crown princess with responsibility.

Elizabeth II was able to preserve the unifying character of the Crown in the political space of the former British Empire, which became the Community after the decolonization process that began in the 1960s. To this end, she traveled the world like no other monarch you have had. British, strengthening ties with subjects of the most diverse races, beliefs and cultures. Last name Mountbatten-Windsor.

It is the people who support Isabel for the good work she has done every day. She is the one who chose to carry her candidacy with loyalty and therefore people have her as an amazing woman.

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It is the people who support Isabel for the good work she has done every day. She is the one who chose to carry her candidacy with loyalty and therefore people have her as an amazing woman.

ELIZABETH II OF ENGLAND

Elizabeth II of England, current Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, received the throne when her father passed away in 1952.

Elizabeth II was born on October 10, 1830, receiving the names of María Isabel Luisa at baptism.Isabel must be aware of her role from an early age because if she were not conscious, she would lose all her power, and she assumed her responsibilities as crown princess with responsibility. Elizabeth II was able to preserve the unifying character of the Crown in the political space of the former British Empire, which became the Community after the decolonization process that began in the 1960s. To this end, she traveled the world like no other monarch you have had. British, strengthening ties with subjects of the most diverse races, beliefs and cultures. Last name Mountbatten-Windsor.

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AMAZING WOMAN-Carla De La Fuente by carladelafuentemateu2003 on Genially

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It is the people who support Isabel for the good work she has done every day. She is the one who chose to carry her candidacy with loyalty and therefore people have her as an amazing woman.

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Virginia Woolf by Pedro Bernat Galushko 1ºA

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Virginia Wolf was a british writer and one of the most important representatives of the international feminism.

Virginia, who was born the 25th of February of 1882, was raised in London. The early death of her parents made her suffer from serious depressions. After that she decided to move out to another house in Bloombury where she was able to join the Bloombury's group.

In 1912 she married Leonard Woolf, who was also a writer and an economist. In 1917 they founded  the Hogarth Press, which was a publishing house. From that moment on she began writing books. Her writings were given complimets very soon and with their help she started to pursue the role of the women in writing.

If she had not kept suffering from depressions she would not have died the 28th of March of 1941. But the most important thing is that she started to revolutionize women's rights, which are a must need in today's society.

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Lydia Valentín Pérez is a Spanish athlete who competes in weightlifting, in the 75 kg category, Olympic champion in London 2012, world champion in the years 2017 and 2018, and four-time European champion in 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2018.
She has participated in 3 Olympic Games in the years 2008, 2012 and 2016, winning gold in 2012. She always liked sports. She practised any sports discipline and archieved good results. At 11 years old she discovered what her passion was, what motivated her completely, she discovered weightlifting, which she liked so much, that at 15 years old she decided to leave her village, Camponaraya, to start a new life in Madrid.
Definetly, Lydia is an example of effort, dedication and passion  for a sport and also an example othat you can archieve everything you set your mind to.

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Marie Curie by Alberto Gil Plasencia 1ºA

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Marie Curie, born in Poland, was an important scientist in the field of radioactivity.

She was born in the 7th of november of 1867, she was the last of 5 children that their parents gave birth. When she was 10 years old, she was sent to the J. Sikorska boarding school, years later she joined into a girl’s private school where she started learning lot of things, and she graduated with a gold medal. She suffered depression because she wasn’t allowed to study a career because of being a woman, so she took private classes.

Later she managed to enter a clandestine higher education institution called Uniwersytet Latajacy that did admit female students. In 1981 she travelled to Paris, where she met Pierre Curie, she married him. If she hadn’t gone to Paris, she wouldn’ have never marry him. In Paris, she learned a lot about radioactivity. She died in 1934 by anemia, due to the high exposures to radioactivity.

Marie Curie’s investigations helped a lot in the creation of nuclear energy.

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Maria Salomea Sklodowska-Curie who was born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867 was a Polish scientist of French nationality.

She was the first woman to receive two Nobel Prizes in different specialties, Physics and Chemistry, and the first woman to be able to hold the position of professor at the University of Praris.
She began her scientific career at the "floating university" in Warsaw in 1891, at the age of 24, and ended her career in Paris.
The study of the phenomenon of radioactivity was one of her greatest achievements.

Marie was the first woman which founded the Curie Institute in Paris, and in Warsaw.
She died in 1934 at the Sancellenez sanatorium in Passy from aplastic anaemia caused by radiation.

In my opinion, if women had the same status as men during the time she lived, Marie Curie could have gone further.

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Edith Cowan  was the first woman chosen as a Member of the Australian Parliament.

Her face is on $50 dollar note and she has a University named after her in Western Australia, but what you may not know is that Edith Cowan was Australia’s first ever female member of parliament and a fierce women’s rights activist. Edith’s childhood was traumatic, to say the least. From a young age Edith was a pioneer for women’s rights, and her election to parliament at 59 in 1921, was both unexpected and controversial.

Edith Cowan was an advance to the world and women's rights.

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Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson was born in Paris, 15 april 1990.She is a british actress and model.

She is mainly known for having played Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter film saga.Watson was chosen to play Hermione at the age of nine, after having previusly participated only in school plays.She starred, along with Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint, in all eight films in the film series.Althoug Watson's primary interst is acting, he also does fashion-related work.

Due to her work on Harry Potter, she has been awarded multiple awards and is estimated to have 26 million $.

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Rosa Parks was an american activist who fought for the civil rights of black people.

She was born in Tuskegee, Alabama, the 4th of February of 1913. Her parents separated and she moved with her mother where her grandparents’ lived. When she finished her studies, she got married with Raymond Parks. In 1950 she joined the civil rights movement as secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in Montgomery. One day she took a bus to go home. Rosa sat in the middle, where black people could sit if it was free. When the front part was full of people, the driver told her that she had to move to the back to give her seat to a white boy. She refused. Suddenly, the driver called the police and she was arrested.

After that, she continued her fight. Rosa had many problems for what she did. If she had stopped her fight, she would not have had so many problems, but she never gave up.

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Elena Maseras by Enrique Carot De Fez 1ºB

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Elena Maseras was born the 25th  of Mayo of 1853 and she died the 4th of December of 1905. She was the first girl in Spain who has entered into the University. She could entered  at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona the course 1872-73.

In this period, was very difficult for women's get acces to the Univeristy. Elena, who was getting private classes at the beginning, finally go to the class with a real order of the kin Amadeo I. She was greeted with applause from her peers to the class. Two of his brothers followed this way and studied Medicine like Elena. She finished his studies since 1978 and 1979, but becouse she was a women she could took a big confusion to important people and three yeras later they gave him her degree. If they given it before she would have done a doctorate, but in this time she had studied a degree of Magisterium.

She was a reference for a lot of women's to start studiying and do a role more important than stay only at home.

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Evita Perón was born in 1919 in Los Toldos and she died in Buenos Aires in 1952, during his life she was an Argentine political leader and actress and she also wrote two books, The Reason for My Life in 1951 and My Message in 1952.

She was one of the founders of the Argentine Radial Association (ARA), being elected as president of it, after marrying with Juan Domingo Perón she actively participated in the electoral campaign of her husband in 1946, being the fisrt Argentine woman doing it, in 1947, she obtained the sanction of the women's suffrage law and.
The Eva Perón foundation built hospitals, asylums, schools, promoted social tourism by creating vacation colonies, spread the sport among children through championships that covered the entire population, awarded scholarships for students, housing aid and promoted women in various facets.

In conclusion, Evita Perón was an exemplar woman that do a lot of importants thing in his life to change the injusticies, and I think that she is admirable.

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Marie Curie was a polish scientist who nationalized french. She was pioneer in the study of the radioactivity. She is also the first person that could receive two Nobel awards in different fields. She is also the first woman that could work as a teacher at the university of Paris.

Marie Curie was born in 1867 in Varsovia, Poland and died in 1934 in France. She  studied clandestinely in the floating university of Varsovia. If she had been a man, she woulnt have had problems to study at university. When she was 24, she moved to Paris, where she finished studying. In 1903 she won the Nobel of physics and in 1911 she won the Nobel of chemistry.

In conclusion, Marie Curie was an amazing woman that helped the society with her investigations, and she was the first woman to study at university at a time when university was only studied by men.

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She was a civil rights leader who refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a bus led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Her bravery helped to nationwide efforts to end racial segregation. Parks was awarded the Martin Luther King. Award by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the Congressional Gold Medal.

Rosa Louise Parks was nationally recognized as the “mother of the modern-day civil rights movement” in America. Her refusal to surrender her seat to a white male passenger on a Montgomery, Alabama bus, December 1, 1955, triggered a wave of protest on December 5, 1955. Her quiet act changed America, its view of black people and redirected the course of history.

After the arrest of Rosa Parks, black people of Montgomery and sympathizers of other races organized and promoted a boycott of the city bus line that lasted 381 days. Thousands of courageous people joined the “protest” to demand equal rights for all people.

In conclusion, I chose her history because she changed the lives of all people with another ethnicity and is one of the referents that women can change the world.

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Evita Perón by Pablo  López Navarro 1ºB.

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Evita Perón was born in 1919 in Los Toldos and she died in Buenos Aires in 1952, during his life she was an Argentine political leader and actress and she also wrote two books, The Reason for My Life in 1951 and My Message in 1952.

She was one of the founders of the Argentine Radial Association (ARA), being elected as president of it, after marrying with Juan Domingo Perón she actively participated in the electoral campaign of her husband in 1946, being the fisrt Argentine woman doing it, in 1947, she obtained the sanction of the women's suffrage law and.
The Eva Perón foundation built hospitals, asylums, schools, promoted social tourism by creating vacation colonies, spread the sport among children through championships that covered the entire population, awarded scholarships for students, housing aid and promoted women in various facets.

In conclusion, Evita Perón was an exemplar woman that do a lot of importants thing in his life to change the injusticies, and I think that she is admirable.

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MALALA YOUSAFZAI by Javier Escrig Gómez  1ºB

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Malala Yousafzai nació el 12 de julio de 1997 in Pakistani. She is Pakistani

but has been residing in England since 2012 because of an attack she had in her city. Malala is knowing for promoting civil rights activism.

On October 9, 2012 she was attacked by an armed man, she was survided. Thanks to that she became the most famous girl in the world. After what happened, he asked the UN that all children at the end of 2015 be in school.
In addition she won the Nobel Peace prize in 2014 for her fight againstthe suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education.
Apart from the Nobel, he also won the Sakharov prize, Simeone de Beauvior and the International of Catalonia.
She was also listed in Tine magazime as one os the 100 Most Influential People.

Maybe if she hadn't been attacked right now she wouldn't be one of the most influential people today.

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EMMELINE PANKHURST by Pablo Villanueva, 1ºB

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EMMELINE PANKHURST by Pablo Villanueva, 1ºB

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Emmeline Pankhurst was born in 1858 in Manchester. She was one of the first political activists who fought for women to have the right to universal suffrage.
Her parents were politicians and at 14 she was already introduced into the feminist suffrage movement. She studied in Paris and she married a lawyer whose ideals were equal to Emmeline's. After the death of her husband, Emmeline was able to found Women's Social and Political Union, a group that violently fights against the government. In the First World War, Emmeline stopped militant activism and supported the British government against the German danger. From this moment on, women were able to start working in the industry while men went to war.

She died on June 14, 1928. If she had endured two more weeks alive, she would have seen her dream come true because the Representation of the People Act approved the vote for all women over 21 years old on July 2, 1928.

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I'm going to talk about the importance of coco chanel in the past and how I help society to advance, especially women.

Coco Chanel, was a French woman who spent her childhood in an orphanage and had a difficult life, with a lot of effort and dedication, after working in various cafes and stores, she began to design hats at home, little by little she opened a simple store where  sold his creations.  Coco had always shearch comfort and simplicity in the cloths and was against the thoughts of that time, so she was the first designer to create pants for women, she stood out for being so innovative and did a before and after in fashion and  in the society.

Later her life gets complicated, but right now she is remembered as an amazing woman thanks to everything she did in the past for women.

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Gertrude Belle Elion was an American biochemist and pharmacologist, who received the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine for her "discoveries of key principles in the development and treatment of drugs".

She was greatly influenced in her decision to specialize in her studies by the disease suffered by her grandfather, who died of cancer when she was 15 years old. Elion was able to get her degree for free because of her good academic record. "In a job interview, she was turned down for fear of distracting the attention of the all-male workers".

The same year that Elion finished her master's degree, her fiancé died from an illness that was curable only a few years later. The loss of both loved ones was the trigger for a greater effort to find a treatment for the diseases they suffered.

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Hello , I am going to talk about  Marie Curie, one of the best know women .

Marie Curie was a woman who was borned in Polonia but she had French nationality, who was born on 7 November in 1867. She was able to study science at the University of  Paris, moreover, she specialized in the field of radioactivity, she was the first person to receive ttwo Noble prizes in different specialties. In addition, she was the first woman to hold the position of professor at the University of Paris.
On the one hand , polonium and radium were discovered by her. She shared the Nobel prizes    in physicist in 1903 with Pierre Curie, who was her husband , also if she had not investigated we did not know anything about polonium or radium. She decided to put polonium on her because of her relationship with Poland.

On the other hand, she had as a reference his sister Bronislawa Dluska. Her achievements include the first studies on the phenomenon of radioactivity , besides, she founded the Curie instiute in Paris.
In conclusion, Marie Curie died on July 4 in 1934, because of absorbing so much radioactivity , she was able to win several awards and that is why she became a very amazing woman , also she broke the stereotype that science was just a job for men.

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Anne Frank was a young German-Jewish woman best known for her published diary,  describing the two years she and her family spent hiding in Amsterdam. Anne's      diary may be the most read piece of Holocaust literature in the world.

She was born in 1929 in Frankfurt,  Germany, and died in 1945. In 1930, her family was able to move to Amsterdam to escape from nazi persecution. In 1942, the family went into hiding in the secret annex of Anne's father's company building. During this time, Anne wrote all the experiences she was going through in her small diary. On 4 August, 1944, when Anne was 15 years old, the Frank's hiding place was raided in response to an unknown tip-off, as a result, they were arrested by the nazis, and the following day, they were deported to Auschwitz. In October, 1944, Anne was sent to

Bergen-Belsen where she died of typhus in March 1945, only weeks before the camp liberation.

In my opinion, if she hadn't written the diary, she wouldn't have inspired the world, and nowadays the world would be less peaceful and there would be more conflicts.

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Thank you Coco Chanel! By Sofía Martín 1ºA

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Thank you Coco Chanel! By Sofía Martín 1ºA

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Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel was born on August 19, 1883, in Saumur, France. At the age of 12, after her mother's death, was put in an orphanage by her father, because he couldn't take care of her. Chanel was raised by nuns who taught her how to sew. Probably, if she hadn't gone to the orphanage she wouldn't have been who she was. She went to work in a tailor shop in Moulins. There she met Capel who financed her first stores, where she introduced luxury casual clothes orieted towards leisure and sports.
Coco Chanel made women feel free by reducing the use of corsets and changing them for garments inspired in men's clothing, such as pants.
Chanel's fashion impacted the role that women had in the society. It gave women a place in the community because they were no longer viewed as pretty little things that weren't able to do anything, but they were now being accepted into the work society.
Coco was knonw for her firm determination, ambition, and vitality that she applied to her professional and social life.

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Juana de Arco by Adrián Font Esteban 1ºB

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Juana de Arco by Adrián Font Esteban 1ºB

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Juana de Arco was born in 1412 in France. She was very important for the life of the French people. The French Army was guided by her, who was captured in 1430 by a group of French nobles allied with the English people.
Clerics converted her of heresy and Duke John of Bedford burned her alive in Ruan, where she was born.
If she had never led the French Army, Carlos VII, who was the fifth son of the king Carlos VI, kid  would never have been crowned

She would converted in National symbol in 1830.
Juana de Arco has remained a popular figure in literature, painting, sculpture and other cultural works from the times of her death, and many writers have created and continue to create cultural representations of it

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Billie Jean King is considered one of the best tennis players and athlete of the whole sport history moreover to be an important referent in the fight of rights for womens.

She was born in 1943 in Long Beach, California and when she was eighteen years old had already won twenty tournaments and had obtained the best score in all of the tennis modalities. Furthermore of win all of these awards, she beated her only two opponents, Margaret Smith and Bobby Riggs, who were the numbers one in tennis.

But her most significant victory was in “The battle of sexes”. How all we know, a few years ago, there was a lot of machismo in the sport and  women had to do a lot of efforts for be recognized. In that match Billie faced Bobby Riggs who was considered the best tennis player at that moment. He decided challenge her to have fun of she, because he thoughts than he could not be defeated by a woman. If Billie had not won that game, probably the society’s machista thoughts would have been reinforced. Hopefully, that no happened and the women started to be more important in competitions.

Today we can appreciate Billie by the great player that is and the history that she made.

Paula Domingo Marín 1st B

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Margarita born in 1938 in a small town in Asturias. She dedicated her life to the investigation. She was the best biologist from Spain. She died in 2019, for a respiratory problem. Until the last moment, she still investigate.

In her life, she based in the investigation for bacterial virus that have allowed us to know how DNA worked. She was a polite person. Painting was liked very much. The people who can know, says, she was an important person for her life. If she had, she would travelled to world.

I would have liked know a Margarita Sales, She was influent Spanish from the science. Is an example for me to follow.

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Margaret Thatcher was born on October 13, 1925 in London and she died on April 8, 2013 in London.

It was a British policy that she served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990, she was the first woman to hold this position in her country.

They nicknamed her the name of the Iron Lady, thanks to her tight control over her cabinet ministers and her strong monetarist policy. She initially practiced as a chemist at Somerville College, Oxford, and later as a lawyer. In the 1959 general election, Thatcher became a member of Parliament for Finchley, from where she harshly judged the government's fiscal policy.

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I decided to talk about Marie Curie because of her discoveries in science and her huge ambition.

Marie Curie was born in Poland in 1867. When she was a teenager she moved to France for studying and for been the first woman giving class in the University of Paris.

She become a scientist and she studied the radiactivity with her husband that was a scientist too. Because of this studies, the nobel prize of chemestry was won by Marie, becoming the first woman wining a nobel price. But her career does not stop in this moment, she cotinue discovering new sciens ambits, and she won an other nobel prize of physics. she become too the first person winnig tow nobel prizes.

Marie Curie finaly died in France in 1934 because of the effects of radiactivity.

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Emmeline Pankhurst was one of the members I'd a group of women called Suffragettes, who fought so hard to get women the right to vote in the United Kingdom and later, in other countries. Due to this, Pankhurst was persecuted many times.

Emmeline was born in Manchester on July 14, 1858. Her parents were both supporters of female suffrage. At th age of 14, her mother took her to her first women's suffrage meetings. In 1903, Pankhurst founded the Women Social and Political Union. It became known for the physical confrontations: its members broke windows and assaulted police officers so often. Pankhurst, and other activists received usually prison sentences, where they made hunger strikes. While men were fighting in the war, many women like Emmeline done jobs that men would traditionally do. They earned lots of respect and contributed to society very much. Therefore, deserved the right to vote.

What Emmeline did was a big revolution due to reach the vote for women. This was a big step in equality between men and women, and we have to thank Emmeline and the Suffragettes

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Amalie Emmy Noether was born the 23th of March of 1882 and she died the 14 th of April of 1935. She was a German mathematician who made important contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics. She could also solve very complex problems. For Albert Einstein, who was one of the most important physicists in history, she was one of the most important woman in the history of mathematics.

Noether was born to a Jewish family in the German town of Erlangen; her father,Max Noether, must have taught maths. She originally planned to     teach French and English after passing the required examinations, but instead mathematics were studied by her at the University of Erlangen, where her father worked.

But the most important thing is that if she had been a man, he would have had less problems in order to learn maths and physics.

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Marie Curie has not been surpassed by anyone in terms of science in history, she is also the discoverer of Polonium and Radio as chemical elements and should have been awarded more for that.

Perhaps, if he had announced all his merits more, he would have had even more fame than he does. Marie Curie, cannot go unnoticed in the past because she was hungry and cold, and she risked her health in order not to give up her investigative passion.

The time they were in was complicated and, being able to get rich with their discoveries, they refused to patent the radio isolation process, leaving it at the disposal of the scientific community.

She is the woman that we have to have as a reference today, it is very important that we value what she had to go through to get the woman ahead.

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Clara Campoamor was born in 1888 in Madrid. She was politician, lawyer, writer and defender of the rights of Spanish Women.

Probably, if she had not acted, women could not vote because she was the main promoter of women’s suffrage in Spain, she was the first woman to speak before the supreme court and leader in the fight to get women to vote.

After a disastrous war caused by the United States, she lost her father. The economic situation that she was living at home made that when she was 13 she had to leave school and she had to work. He managed to pass some exams with hardly any studies, so her teaching was limited, so she return her studies and finally she got a law degree.
Because of the Civil War she had to flee Spain and died exiled in Switzerland.

I admire her because she inspires me to achieve everything I set out to do as she did and because she was vindicative person.

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Many people will not know who Rosa Parks was, if she had not acted it may be that today black people continue to be despised as then.(green)

Rosa Parks was born in 1913 in Tuskegee, Alabama. She is recognized (red) in the civil rights movement in the United States for refusing to give up a white man’s seat and move to the back of the bus. When (purple) he did he ended up in jail as she had to (blue) obey him.

When (purple) Martin Luther King learned of his imprisonment he asked all African-Americans not to take the bus until everything was sorted out. She became an international icon of resistance to racial segregation.

She died in 2005 after getting Black people respected as people and not as animals.

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THE QUEEN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM By Claudia Benedicto Sierra

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THE QUEEN OF THE UNITED KINGDOM By Claudia Benedicto Sierra

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Many adolescents agree that Isabel II is an example of a woman to follow. The Queen of England shows us that despite all the years in office, she maintains her firm reign.

Elizabeth II was born on April 21, 1926 in London, the first daughter of Prince Albert, Duke of York (later King George VI) and his wife Elizabeth, Duchess of York (later Queen Elizabeth). In 1947, he married Prince Felipe of Greece and Denmark, with whom he had four children: Carlos, Ana, Andrés and Eduardo. Elizabeth II was crowned on June 2, 1953.

Isabel II is a brave woman who has shown how far women can go, she should be recognized worldwide. The country is governed in the best possible way by Isabel II, maybe when she dies we will all remember her.

If she hadn't been so brave, she wouldn't have gotten that far. She can do anything she wants. I love her!

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Frida Kahlo was born in 1907. She was a very important mexican painter and she is a great feminist symbol.

She started painting in 1926, after having an accident in which she resulted badly injured. But until 1939 her art was not recognised. May be if she hasn't had that accident, we would not know anything about her nowadays.
Frida lived in times when men were over women, despite this, she showed that she did not need any men to live.

She was able to use her artistic talent to express her thinkings. She was a feminist heroin in the 80s.

In conclusion, Frida was a inspiring woman and she is a person that I really admire.

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"Marilyn Monroe was a feminist" by María Luisa Blesa Soriano.

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"Marilyn Monroe was a feminist" by María Luisa Blesa Soriano.

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Marilyn Monroe was an actress, model and singer. She was born in 1926 and she struggled with drug addiction and depression.

She was one of the
first women to create and direct their own film production company. Monroe
denounced the sexual abuse she experienced and talked about the sexist
treatment that women receive in the entertainment industry. Later, nude pictures of her were revealed. The studio
she worked with told her that she should
deny that those were her pictures. She refused: "I am not ashamed of it".
Monroe also wondered aloud why her male co-star was getting paid more than her,
which was one of the reasons why she had
trouble with the 20th Century Fox. If she had not
complained, she wouldn't have had problems.

To sum up, Monroe was represented as
a "dumb blonde", but she was more than that, she was a strong woman who fought for what she believed in. We must not forget her.