Women's History- She Persisted

Women's History month is observed in

• December

• October

• February

• March

Harriet Tubman was a "conductor" of

• the New York Philharmonic.

• the Underground Railroad.

• the Aboveground Railroad.

• electricity.

Helen Keller was

• blind

• deaf

• able to speak

• all of the above

Clara Lemlich helped women win

• Better pay and longer hours

• Less pay and safer working conditions

• Better pay and shorter hours

• Unsafe working conditions

This notable woman put her safety at risk by pretending to be a sweatshop worker and a patient in a mental hospital.

• Helen Keller

• Nellie Bly

• Claudette Colvin

• Sally Ride

Virginia Apgar became a doctor and created a score that

• measured the distance to the moon.

• determined a person's ideal weight.

• tested a newborn baby's health.

• gave children vaccinations.

Native American Maria Tallchief because the first

• American prima ballerina.

• female scientist.

• doctor.

• woman in Congress.

This woman refused to give up her seat on the bus which inspired Rosa Parks.

• Virginia Apgar

• Florence Joyner

• Nellie Bly

• Claudette Colvin

Ruby Bridges was the first African American student to integrate into an all-white

• church

• restaurant

• school

• library

Margaret Chase Smith persisted by

• championing more opportunities for women in the military

• standing up for free speech

• supporting space exploration

• all of the above