Who Was? Girls Rule: Famous Women in History Quiz

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I was both the wife and the Answer: mother of a US President. Abigail Addams Queen Victoria Abigail Addams Abigail Adams was the first First Susan B. Anthony Lady to live in the White House.

I mysteriously Answer: disappeared in 1937. Amelia Earhart Eleanor Roosevelt Amelia Earhart was the first woman Helen Keller to fly across the Pacific Ocean, Amelia Earhart but she never completed her 1937 around-the-world flight.

As a black child living in the Answer: South, I could not attend school with white children. Rosa Parks Anne Frank Rosa Parks kept her seat Rosa Parks on the bus, but took a stand Michelle Obama for Civil Rights in 1955.

As a young girl, I dreamt of Answer: living among wild chimps. Jane Goodall Jane Goodall Eleanor Roosevelt Jane Goodall grew up to be a world-famous scientist and Mother Theresa animal rights champion. Who Was? Girls Rule: Famous Women in History Quiz

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At college, I was an Answer: amazing student and a Sally Ride really good tennis player. Betsy Ross Sally Ride was the first American Sally Ride woman astronaut to fly in space! Amelia Earhart

I am world-famous Answer: because of my diary. Anne Frank Anne Frank Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl tells Marie Curie the story of a remarkable Jewish girl JK Rowling who hid with her family for over two years during World War II.

Answer: I never lost a passenger! Harriet Tubman

Amelia Earhart Harriet Tubman risked her life to Annie Oakley help other slaves escape to freedom Harriet Tubman along the Underground Railroad and “never lost a passenger.”

During my lifetime, I painted Answer: fifty-five self-portraits! Frida Kahlo Maria Tallchief Frida Kahlo The Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is one of the most famous Sacagawea female artists of all time. Who Was? Girls Rule: Famous Women in History Quiz

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My book, Silent Spring, inspired Answer: worldwide movements to conserve and protect the environment. Rachel Carson

Rachel Carson Rachel Carson was the first person Clara Barton to speak out about how pollution and chemicals can be harmful to Harriet Beecher Stowe every living thing on earth.

Queen Victoria called me a “very, Answer: very clever little girl” when she saw me perform in a Wild West show. Annie Oakley

Laura Ingalls Wilder Annie Oakley was a Annie Oakley sharpshooting, horseback-riding Harriet Tubman symbol of the Wild West.

I am the founder of Answer: Ms. magazine Gloria Steinem Eleanor Roosevelt Gloria Steinem is a world-famous Susan B. Anthony champion of women’s rights. Gloria Steinem

I was only 16-years-old Answer: when I joined the Louis and Sacagawea Clark expedition! Sacagawea Sacagawea was a Shoshone Indian Abigail Adams woman who helped guide one of the most Betsy Ross remarkable journeys in American history. Who Was? Girls Rule: Famous Women in History Quiz

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I became queen of the United Kingdom at age eighteen Answer: and oversaw the greatest Queen Victoria expansion of the British Empire. Queen Elizabeth Queen Victoria’s peaceful and Queen Victoria prosperous reign became known as the Victorian era. Beatrix Potter

I was arrested for voting in the Answer: presidential election of 1872. Susan B. Anthony Mother Theresa Harriet Tubman Susan B. Anthony is the most Susan B. Anthony famous leader of the women’s right’s movement.

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