Why is Helen Keller famous?

Answer 1

She was blind and deaf, yet became a teacher and a prominent author, political activist and lecturer. Other achievements of hers include being the first deafblind person to receive a Bachelor's Degree of the Arts, advocation for women's suffrage and labor rights and the rights of the disabled. She is considered one of the 20th century's Most Admired Persons according to a Gallup poll.

Helen Keller was a blind & deaf girl who learned how to speak, read, write, and she had made the hand movement also she learned how to do many different things like when she was younger she would touch the loaf of bread.

She was the first deaf and blind person to graduate from college and earn a bachelor of arts degree.She was a writer, a teacher, traveled around the world, and campaigned for many progressive causes.

Answer 2

Helen Keller is famous for overcoming the dual disabilities of being both blind and deaf. Despite these challenges, she went on to become a renowned author, lecturer, and advocate for people with disabilities, inspiring many with her courage and determination.

Answer 3

Helen Keller is important because she made history. She was both blind and deaf. She devopled her own language by touching and hand movements. She was actually very smart and that is why she is imporatnt. :)

Answer 4

HELEN KELLER IS FAMOUS BECAUSE...

• She gave many speeches
• She helped raise money for many organizations
• She visited 39 countries on 5 different continents before she died
• Helen Adams Keller became an exceptional leader, once she saw the potential in her own mind

Because she was a person who became blind and deaf at a young age and didn't know how to speak until she was in her teens (I think) . She went to college and succeeded as the first deaf blind person ever to graduate, Born in 1880, she lived until 1968. She starred in films and even wrote braille books.

Helen Keller is famous because:

• The first blind & deaf woman to learn how to speak.
• She was a writer
• And she founded the Keller World Crusade.

Answer 5

She overcame the struggles with being blind and deaf, and that took courage. She publicly spoke of her experiences, hoping to motivate others. She was one of the 20th century's leading humanitarians, and founder of UCLA. (I don't know what that is, though.)

I hope it's any help?

Answer 6

She wrote books about her life and now people who have read it know alot about her. The enormous challenges of blindness, deafness, and speechlessness which she overcame.

Answer 7

Everything she did like trying to find a cure to stop blindness.

Answer 8

because she was blind and deaf but she never curse her fate and did higher studies and also taught the blind and deaf children ........................

Answer 9

learned sign language..