You said Over. this is not necessarily a complete crossing. Possibly we shoud give Princess Ann Saville (Loewenstein family) of the San Raphael expedition some credit, though she did not survive the mission- target was Canada launch site from England or Europe. same year, l927.
Margaret Thatcher, who died8 April 2013
she made the world a better place by showing the women have equal rights as men did
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Not changed as much as expanded. There are still the many stereo types that woman still deal with to a lesser extent, but now with the added burden and stress of competing with men on a unfair playing field and still for the most part expected to perform female and maternal roles.
Some of this is societies fault as we continue to program our youth that way. And some can even be blamed on woman themselves as hormones color and influence thought patterns to a certain degree.
there are 1000000000 people that were on the titanic
Earhart's last transmission to the nearby Itasca came at 8:43 am on July 2, 1937. They were running on line 157 337 north to south. The Itasca could receive her transmission but she didn't receive theirs in return. Howland Island received one last transmission from Earhart and then nothing. She was declared dead on Jan. 5, 1939.
Not that was ever acknnowledged in any of the biographies.
*Justin Bieber
*J.K Rowling
*Jessica Alba
*Jessica Simpson
*Jenifer Lopez
*Jenifer Aniston
Some of them would fish or hunt, if necessary. Usually they gathered roots, seaweed and grass to suplement their diet with vitamin C. They also were very apt at making clothes, prepared for the winter and took care of children.
Well, one accomplishment is that she hid all the Jews in her house (Beje). Another is that she came out of Ravensbruck Concentration Camp alive.
The Ditchley portrait has many symbols in it. The reason of it being painted was because of Sir Henry Lee, in Ditchley, Oxfordshire. It was painted to commemorate Elizabeth's forgiveness and visit to Sir Henry Lee.Elizabeth used the ditchley portrait to portray that she is a wealthy,able and powerful leader.as she is stood on the map of England this shows that she owns the world and all in it.The portrait is in the style of propaganda.Some of the painting has been cut off from the edges (7.5 cm form each side). The writing on the right has also lots parts but this is what the remainder of it says:
The prince of light, the Sonne by whom thin(gs)
Of heaven the glorie, and of earthe the (grace?)
Hath no such glorie as (...) grace to go (...)
Where Correspondencie May have no plac(e)
Thunder the Image of that power dev(ine)
Which all to nothinge with a word c(...)
Is to the earthe when it doth ayre r(...)
Of power the Scepter, not of wr(...)
This ile of such both grace (...) power
The boundless ocean (...) em(...)
P(...) p(rince?) (...) the (...)ll (...)
Rivers of thankes retourne for Springes (...)
Rivers of thankes still to that oc(ean) (...)
Where grace is grace above, po(wer)
although we might not understand it Elizabeth's people understood it like everyday words to us also she hid meaning in the portrait that her people would understand so although many think it is a load of rubbish one time it was understood and influenced the people of Elizabeth
Certainly! a National heroine could not help but attract the attention of the First Family including the powerful Distaff side, Eleanor Roosevelt. A juvenile book has been done on this subject-Amelia and Eleanor go for a Ride-about a real fllight of a sightseing nature that (crazy I hear a propeller plane overhead in the background as I am typing this) The Aviatrix partook of with the First lady-Possibly one or Two Secret service men riding in the back passenger seats? Get the trenchcoat out of your head here! It was an innocent sightseeing hop. Amelia and Eleanor were certainly friends.
The first woman to serve as Governor General was the Right Honourable Jeanne Sauvé, the 23rd Governor General of Canada.
how should I know this stuff? All I'm doing is trying to research the Canadian government. I don't know that many people yet. I know Kim Cambell, though.
Mildred D. Taylor married Errol Zea-Daly in 1972, but they divorced in 1975. They had one daughter, and her name is Portia.
That feminist over there slapped a guy for being courteous and holding a door open for her, when 10 seconds earlier, she slapped a different man for not holding the door for her.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton , Lucretia Mott,Susan B. Anthony & Sojourner truth
Indira Jaising was the first woman to be appointed Additional Solicitor General of India in 2009. Born in Mumbai in 1940, Ms. Jaising is a lawyer who works for human rights, especially the rights of women and the poor working class. She was also the first woman to be named senior advocate by the Bombay High Court in 1986, and the first Indian woman to be elected to the UN Committee on Elimination of Discrimination Against Women.
Most of Shakespeare's plays contain strong female characters (Julius Caesar is an exception), and in many plays the female lead is the most important character in the story. As You Like It and Cymbeline are important examples. Thus Shakespeare's plays have a lot to say about women, their relationship with men, and how they are misunderstood by men. Almost all of Shakespeare's women are virtuous, and are not infrequently wrongly accused by the men in their lives, sometimes with disastrous consequences. However, not all of Shakespeare's women are victims. A number of them control the men in their lives: Cleopatra controls Antony, Volumnia controls Coriolanus, Paulina controls Leontes. It is fair to say that the relationships between men and women in Shakespeare's plays are as diverse as they are in real life, and the women cover all possible extremes.
On stage in Shakespeare's day, these women were not represented by actresses, but by boy actors. Although the acting world was primarily a man's world, women were employed, primarily as costumers.
This might surprise you but George Washington was the first national leader to be called the president.
The closest examples from history would probably be a tie between Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan. John Hanson was the first President under the Articles of Federation.
she died from a sickness in September 1, 1951 soon William married Helen herron!
September 1 1951
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Therese Peltier flew across Atlantic in July 1906 but she was a passenger. Baronees Elisa Reymond was first licensed pilot in 1910. Aug 1911, the first female American pilot Bessie Coleman achieved first license in USA. Anyway for info- the first woman to fly in Cosmon was Valentina Tereshkova of Soviet Union. Amelia Erhari tried to fly around the globe but was lost in July 2, 1937. She was the first woman to fly solo in 1928. Later in 1932 she was the second woman to fly solo across Atlantic and she was the first to fly from Hawai to Calfornia in 1935. What a great acheivement. Three Cheers for Amelia.