Both of them have been the first women to go up in the air and do something grand.
No, she wasn't. the reason she didn't dress very feminine was to be taken seriously as an aviator. She did wear conventional women's clothing when she wasn't flying. The airplanes they flew weren't equipped with air conditioners, just vents. Pants were much more practical.
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Yes! She had four. Two brothers and two sisters. David, Stephen, Sally and Dorothy.
Sally Kane - Connor's Mom When working at JoAnn Fabrics
Amelia Earhart taught women to be brave and do what they want to. She is a big influence to women today. Sally Ride is also a big influence to women.
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something that sally ride enjoys is tennis,running,volleyball,stamp collecting and softball. hope this information helps you!!
One famous woman that I idd a project on was Susan B. Anthony or try Sacagawea or Pochahantus Rosa Parks Amelia Earhart Betsy Ross Harriet Tubman Martha Washington Maggie Walker Helen Keller Alice Paul Eleanor Roosevelt Georgia O'Keeffe Mae Jemison Sally Ride Dian Fossey and many more!
Sally Ride was the first American female astronaut to fly in space - aboard the space shuttle Challenger.+1closeclosepinpinsearchminimizeforwardbackViewTextzoomoutzoominzoomin
The anonymous female voices identified as "Tokyo Rose" (and her counterpart Axis Sally) were often Asian women who spoke English to attempt to discourage Allied servicemen with disinformation, propaganda, and taunts. Unlike her male counterparts such as Lord HawHaw, Tokyo Rose was never identified as a distinct person and was likely a number of different women.While it is suggested that Amelia Earhart may have been captured by the Japanese, her use as a political pawn probably would not have taken that form.Iva Toguri (later Iva Toguri D'Aquino) made propaganda broadcasts as "Orphan Ann" on a Japanese radio show. She was tried and convicted on charges of treason in 1949, but was later pardoned.
Sally Ride represented the society of women when she went into space showing that women are just as capable as men.Sally Ride's contributions were very important.After that she dedicated the rest of her older years to educating young children.
FAMOUS WOMENHalls of fame into which she's been inducted include the California, National Women's, National Aviation & U.S. Astronaut Sally Ride
Yes, "Who Was Sally Ride?" from the popular "Who Was?" biography series is a great children's book that provides an overview of Sally Ride's life and achievements as the first American woman in space. It's a concise and engaging introduction to her groundbreaking contributions to space exploration.
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The only one I think of is "Lay Down Sally" my favorite is Eric Clapton. Mustang Sally Sally- Gogol Bordello Sally I love you - Flight of the conchords Long tall Sally - Elvis Presley Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton Sally Simpson - The Who Be My Girl Sally - The Police Sally's song - Evanescence Sally Sayin' Somethin' - Billy Harner Sally Go Round The Roses - The Jaynettes Sally (That Girl) - Gucci Crew II Don't Dilly Dally Sally - Brian Hyland Sally's Song - Smokie
Amelia Barrett has: Played Maggie in "Saved by the Bell: The New Class" in 1993. Played Tarya in "The Lost World" in 1999. Performed in "Your Own Best Enemy" in 2000. Played Wendy Greenham in "Crash Palace" in 2001. Played Camille Wallace in "West from North Goes South" in 2004. Played Sally in "Tall Trees" in 2006.