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How long did Wilma Rudolph lived at Tennessee?
her whole life
Who in Wilma Rudolph's life helped her become a winner?
Her coach and her mother. Read the book "Wilma Unlimited."
What can students of any color learn from the life experiences of Wilma Rudolph?
students can learn that running is the best.
What encouraged Wilma Rudolph to be a track star?
she had battled many events in here life and wanted to prove she could do anything
How does Albert Einstein have and impact on other peoples life?
atom bomb
How did the flashlight impact other peoples life?
it made them see if there was no light or electricity.
What were 5 main events in Wilma Rudolph's life?
she had polio and could not walk when she was 4 and and then her mom come home one day and she saw her playing basketball whit out a shoe she had started to walk!
How negative was the impact on peoples life in world war 1?
Um, Lets see, a lot!
Whose comments were included in the Joyner-kersee biography because of inspirational role Joyner played in her life?
Maria Hamm ,Julie Foudy ,Marion Jones
Yes rudolph has been seen in real life so yes has rudolph ever beeen seen in real life?
yes he has
What was the record of Wilma Rudolph?
Wilma Rudolph sprinted to three gold medals at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome, becoming the first woman from the United States to win three golds in one Olympics. Rudolph, an African-American, won the 100 meter dash and the 200 meter dash and anchored the winning 400 meter relay team. Born to a large, poor family in Tennessee, Rudolph battled polio, scarlet fever and pneumonia as a child and for a few years lost the use of one leg. By the time she was a teenager she was 5' 11" and an outstanding wilma-rudolphplayer. She began sprinting with a team from Tennessee State University when she was still in high school, and earned a bronze medal as a member of a relay team in the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne before earning triple gold four years later. In 1973 she was inducted into the Black Athletes Hall of Fame, and in 1974 she was named to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame. Her 1977 autobiography was titled Wilma.A 1977 TV movie about her life, Wilma, was directed by Bud Greenspan and starred actress Shirley Jo Finney as Rudolph.
What are the infrastructure and educational challenges as it relates to e-marketing?
e-marketing has create a great impact in the life of peoples, making easy transation.
