Josefa Llanes Escoda was an activist of women's rights from The Philippines. She was also the founder of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines. She studied to became a teacher and also was a social worker of the American Red Cross. During all her life she was an advocate for women's rights. During World War II, she was captured and imprisoned by Japanese invaders and, presumably, she was executed afterwards.
I think its Malalai Joya or Sojourner Truth.Her name wasn't Sojourner Truth but she called it that name.
A "renaissance" man/woman, a polymath, a jack/"Jill" of all trades, someone who is well-rounded.
Pocahuntas? I have no clue. I do know of a 'Pochahantus' a native American woman who is fabled to have helped John smith, an early journeyer to America and is featured in a childrens Disney film called 'Pochahantus'
if you mean spinster, a woman who never married
If you were wondering her job, then she was a very brave soldier in the American Revolutionary War.
because he gave foods to the katipunero even the spaniards have a rule that if a 1 trades them and they gave foods to the katipunero the spaniards will punish them and the punishment is to die.
because he gave foods to the katipunero even the spaniards have a rule that if a 1 trades them and they gave foods to the katipunero the spaniards will punish them and the punishment is to die.
Her name is Merida
A woman noted for her bravery/courage is called a heroine.
A brave girl or woman is a heroine
Hera is brave and very kind. She was a bold woman
she was a brave leading woman
that she was a brave and coragouse woman
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that she was a brave and coragouse woman
bacause she was just that of a woman
The cast of A Brave Little Woman - 1912 includes: Dorothy Davenport as Clara Lyttell Harold Lockwood as The Burglar