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(1744-1818) (1860-1935) wrote many letters founrled a (1832-1888) durin� neighborhood waR the nuthor of Revolutionarv ... center that helped manv hook!'!, timC's that gi�·e us a gnod immigrnnts who �r.ttlccl in inclu.ding the wrll­ picture of life then. She was Chicago. She led the fight for loved "Little Women."{i She sold 1;1gainst slavery. Her husband many cnu�es, including her first storv when she was 16 and her son both became women's ri�hts and child labor to raise rnon�y to help support president. laws. hn f.,rnil�·-

.. ·•.- ·.. : .·. -;IJ��� Notional 5 . .-�;820�19?6).- · ·. '\\'omen's (1821-1912) Hist.orv \V('ek 11 t,, � �!:'O:��e ::1 fomn11s · th� fi�h=t'to���in /'\' · is n spE'cinl nurse durin� the \'. ·. women the right , \ . · \ week Rct aside Ci'-;1 W nr. She to vote. She also wnrkrd ·\ \ b....- the U.S. Inter wr.nt to Europe, where !-he as::ninst slavery. She was a c·onJ,!rcs�. In this issue urc enw the Hcd CrosA in action. great friend of anothrr famous fcntured juRt n few women She came back to thi� countr.· fo::hter for women's right.a, who hn\'c cont:-ibutcd so nnd founded the American H�-d Elizabeth Cody Stan ton. much to our country's pnst. Cross.

6. 8. - 7 • �� (1892-1973) 5) : . \���1" · (1870-195 ' was nn awnrd­ (1B07-19(H) wnR a black winning writer of WilA n marine educator who rrinnv books nbout biolodst nnd founded Bethunf'-Cookman lifr i�1 China. She was the nuthor. She wrote Collei!e in Daytona Beach, Fla. daughter of missionaries and hooks warning of the dangers She became an nd'-'iser to spent many years in that of pollution. She received many President Franklin Hoosevelt. country. awards.

...... � 9. ([:�� �1� \::30-1886) �7-l!J37) (1859-1947) did not want .was n record• � ® \,:. woe a leader in nnvone to know (·_ .. 1 '- setting pilot. She (1 I the fight to nllow - nb�ut her �.,;. ,., ' was the first i�/ (,�J\�t women to vote. She also����� ) v.riting. Only two of her 1,500 womon to receive the founded the League of Women poemA were published while Di,-tin�uishcd Flyin� Cross Voters. a �oup that studies �he wn<1 nlive. Todny !'lheiA nnrl oo fly olone ncro8R tlie political issues in order to make thought to be one of the great Atlantic Ocean and the United wisevoting decisions. American poels. Stat.es.

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Dr. Florence Rena Sabin Jeannette Rankin Harriet Helen Keller Tubman Juliette Gordon Low Louisa May Alcott Jane Addams Pearl S. Buck Annie Rachel Carson Oakley ... Madame C.J. Walker .Amelia Earhart j, Elearnor Roosevelt Carrie Chapman Catt Emily Dickinson Susan B. Anthony Frances Perkins Phillis Wheatley Mercy Otis Warren Abigail Adams Mary McLeod Bethune Clara Barton Babe Didrikson Zaharias ----•----- ' . . � . -

12. 13� 14. � (1880-1968) (1860-1927) ( l 8(i0-1926) - . became blind and founded the Girl· was one of the � . deaf before the wor I s ,,�fy' /� Scouts of America Id great cs t �i,:,•'-•-i c;}..� age of 2. She and served as its sharpshooters ·. - leurneJ tu �µea� aud ....,,itc. 3:1.: prt.;i.:!-:�t f:,:: :.:·;c:-:.L:;�:!r!j. She with pistol. rifle> nnd sliotg-un.'·• worked to help blind people was from a wealthy family in For 17 years, she was the star and bec·ame a symbol of hope Savannah, Ga. Her nickname. of Ouffalo Bill's Wild West for the handicnpped. was Daisy. Show.

15. .:..;:.�� 16. 17. l-' � (1882-1965) "!" t (1884-HlG2) iJ ' I l�,..-�}). · ecryed as r- (lBR0-1973) assumed mnnv -�'. w�fe (J secretary of labor ��,.,,�-_;.,-- wns the first roi('s ns the · .,.. •0, . under President "',;}', woman to be of !'resident Franklin Roosevelt. She was elected to the Frnnklin Roosevelt. She /,,/ �/ / /' the first woman to become a United States Congress. She became nn important person in U.S. Cabinet member and run served two te:rrns ns a member hrr own right nnd worked hard a big department of the of the House of Represent.Hives for civil rif,!hts nnd other f:!Overnment. from �1ontnna. causes. 19. GI: :o. (�:�1-1953) �\ (1820-1913) f-2-9-· wos a medical /�( :-1/ helped over 300 e researcher, ·,��,i slaves flee to � ,. (18(,B-1919) scientist and o/ \_ freedom. She was wns nn teacher at the Johns Hopkins a "conductor" in the 1.V ex-washc>rwoman MedicalSchool in Bnltimore, Under�round Railrond, a who Lccnme n Md., for 28 years. She also AyAtem design£'d to help sl:wes millionnire ma kin� beauty aids helped refonn the health care escape. She was also n nurse for black women. She gave a lnws of Colorado. nnd n spy for the Union side. lot of money to charity. r�i� 21. 22. 23. f-I ·-;-_ � (1753-1784) (191·1-1956) �.?, ;;:;: ·:::f1\ wa!:I on '<.l g_, ,.;_ _ (1728-1814) wns the first outstanding 'Ii..� 1-,':'.: wns one of the American black �- \.. "'7,) athlete. She set· � first women in womnn to be --�,-:,. [A), many records in track-anJohn Adams American cause in the was the leading woman golfer and many politicnl lenders. Rc\'olution. in the U.S.

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