1. John Smith
   Chief Powhatan
2. Kocoum
   John Rolfe

Though it wasn't exactly like the Disney movie, the real Pocahontas saved John Smith, which he wrote about later. Her courageousness and compassion are shown in how she put herself in harm's way to save the life of another.

1. Theft
   Assault
2. Adultery
   Murder

Though she was accused of multiple crimes, Anne still held her head high even in her last days. Her husband, Henry VIII, was upset that she could not produce an heir to the throne for him. Miraculously, she actually did, and Elizabeth I became the Queen of England.

1. Frida Kahlo
   Louise Bourgeois
2. Georgia O'Keefe
   Rachel Ruysch

Frida was a woman who kept her head up, but her life was far from being completely happy. One little-known fact about the artist is that she was involved in a horrific accident that plagued her until the day she passed.

1. Queen Elizabeth II
   Queen Anne
2. Queen Mary II
   Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria is a queen who many look up to. She took her place on the throne at the young age of 18 and held her place for more than 60 years. If you're wondering how she may be related to Queen Elizabeth II, she is her great-grandmother.

1. She biked.
   She took a train.
2. She rode her horse.
   She walked.

Laura Secord's historic trek to warn the British was 20 miles long, which is pretty far when you're walking it. Her walk paid off for the British, who were able to ready themselves for the American attack. Her legacy lives on in a number of ways, one of which is through a chocolate shop named after her.

1. Virgin Mary
   Rachel
2. Sarah
   Ruth

The Virgin Mary gave birth to Baby Jesus, which was deemed a miracle. Different denominations celebrate her to different extents. She has the greatest importance to Roman Catholics, with one of the rosary prayers devoted to her.

1. Princess Catherine
   Princess Eugenie
2. Princess Diana
   Princess Anne

The mother of Prince William and Prince Harry, Princess Diana was loved by many all around the world. Though she had her own ways of doing things, she had compassion for people like no other.

1. Traveling the world in 72 days
   Checking into an asylum for journalistic purposes
2. Writing about women's issues
   All of the above

Nellie is an inspiration for women around the world. When challenged to do something that was deemed as something that a woman could never do, she did it, and did it with pride. She really proved that putting your mind to something can make you successful.

1. The first Formula 1 driver to win 1,000 races
   The first person to ride a bike across America
2. The first woman to become a judge
   The first American woman in space

Dr. Sally Ride made history with her journey into space in 1983. You might be interested to find out that she found the opportunity in the newspaper! Sometimes, if you take that chance, you can be one in a million as she proved to the world.

1. The Nobel Peace Prize
   An Academy Award
2. Booker Prize
   Pulitzer Prize

The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to many people for the advancements that they gave the world. Mother Teresa was one of the deserving recipients. Her work with the poor in India was a driving force behind her being made a saint.

1. Anne Boleyn
   Barbara Jordan
2. Marilyn Monroe
   Susan B. Anthony

Susan B. Anthony was so serious about helping women to acquire the right to vote, that she went to jail for it. In fact, for her efforts, Susan was commemorated in the form of her face being printed on coins.

1. President
   Accountant
2. Lawyer
   Intelligence Officer

Vera Atkins was an important asset to the military when she became an intelligence officer. Her skills proved to be most helpful when she tracked down missing people at the end of World War II, bringing closure to the families back home.

1. No
   OK
2. Leave
   Go

Rosa Parks courageously stood up for not only herself, but on behalf of African-Americans around the country when she said "no" to giving up her seat on the bus. The one word she chose was powerful enough to start a movement that changed the world for the better.

1. Jamaica
   Egypt
2. Austria
   England

Marie Antoinette was married into another royal family at an early age. Her husband was the King of France, Louis XVI, who would go down along with her. Her most famous phrase is known to be, "Let them eat cake!"

1. Fought in the First World War
   Start multiple charities for the less fortunate
2. Improve health care
   Save many children from death

Florence Nightingale made large contributions to improving the healthcare system. She worked tirelessly to make sure that patients were well cared for and found ways to make the system work better. In turn, she saved many lives that the world could have lost without her efforts.

1. L'Oreal
   Avon
2. Johnson & Johnson
   Clinique

Estee Lauder built her empire, which is the manufacturer of countless brands, in the '40s. If anyone knew how to create a beauty empire, it was Estee Lauder. Her iconic brands are still around for our enjoyment today.

1. Love
   What happens after death
2. The Earth's past
   Karma

Mary Anning might not have been a name that you've heard before, but she was able to help change an entire belief system through evidence. In fact, she was a paleontologist who went seeking fossils to prove her theories and claims, changing our look at the past.

1. Josephine Butler
   Elizabeth Fry
2. Ethyl Smyth
   Ada Lovelace

Ada Lovelace was a top-notch computer programmer in her day. Ada was known to have imagined what technology could be like in the future. Some of her predictions have even come true, showing how advanced she was for her time.

1. Chimpanzees
   Zebras
2. Panthers
   Dogs

One unique fact about Jane Goodall is that her love of chimpanzees is all thanks to her father. She still has a stuffed chimp that her father gave her when she was a child. It's easy to see that she has always had a passion for the animals!

1. The Elderly
   People of color
2. Animals
   Women

Mary Wollstonecraft fought for women and is often remembered as someone who set a foundation for feminism. She was a talented author who wrote the book "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman," which is all about calling out the problems that women faced at that time.

1. Cleopatra
   Hatshepsut
2. Nefertiti
   Twosret

When someone hears Cleopatra's name, their mind usually goes straight to her beauty. But she was also an awesome ruler and an intelligent one at that. Her rule lasted almost three decades.

1. Joan of Arc
   Florence Howe
2. Rachel Carson
   Cleopatra

While at 18, many of us were just finishing up high school, Joan of Arc was leading entire armies out to fight. Unfortunately, this ultimately led to her death in which she was sentenced to be burned at the stake.

1. Sewing
   Woodworking
2. Poetry
   Ranching

Emily had a way with words like no other poet. She was praised for her refreshing style, some of which presumably came from the education she received on literature. One of her most famous poems is "I'm Nobody! Who are you?"

1. Upholstery
   Ranch
2. Saloon
   Inn

Betsy was very talented at creating upholstery, which she got into through an internship. Later, she and her husband created their own business since they both had the talents. As it turns out, she was more than just an upholsterer, she was an artist.

1. The Salvation Army
   SPCA
2. Me to We
   American Red Cross

Clara was a woman with so much compassion for others. It shows through her work during the Civil War where she tended to as many of the wounded as she could. The American Red Cross is incredibly proud of its loving founder.

1. Eleanor of Aquitaine
   Margaret Thatcher
2. St. Teresa of Avila
   Louise of Lorraine

Eleanor of Aquitaine was a dedicated mother who even though she had her own hardships in life, still fought for herself and her family. She supported her sons just as any mother would and worked with the hand she was dealt to make the most of her life.

1. Louis Bleriot
   Jimmy Doolittle
2. Fred Noonan
   Bessie Coleman

Amelia asked Fred to accompany her on the flight that eventually led to the disappearance of both of them. Though there have been countless searches for the two aviators, the two have never been found and are thought to have passed shortly after the crash.

1. "The Watsons"
   "The Odyssey"
2. "Pride & Prejudice"
   "Persuasion"

Among one of the most famous books authored by Jane was "Pride & Prejudice." It's hard not to wonder what Jane's opinion of the 2005 movie that is based on the book would be. If she were still here today, she might have just taken part in it as well!

1. Heart Disease
   Asthma
2. Cancer
   Allergies

Marie Curie is hailed a hero for finding an accurate treatment for cancer. While it may not always be able to cure the patients, it can give them a fighting chance at beating the horrible, life-threatening disease.

1. Catherine de' Medici
   Adelaide of Aquitaine
2. Claude of France
   Marie Antoinette

Catherine de' Medici was married quite young as most girls were in the past. While she became the queen of France, she didn't truly have much power until her husband died and her young sons took control.

1. Gloria Gaynor
   Marilyn Monroe
2. Grace Kelly
   Audrey Hepburn

Grace Kelly was known for roles in countless movie classics where she stole the hearts of everyone. For her, it was a prince who stole her heart and through marriage, she became the Princess of Monaco.

1. "Still I Rise"
   "A Dream Within A Dream"
2. "Paradise Lost"
   "A Red, Red Rose"

One of her most famous poems was "Still I Rise," which many can relate to. Maya writes of the courage and power it takes to rise above injustice that works so hard to keep you down. She has put strength into the hearts of many people with the words that she crafts.

1. A newspaper article
   A book
2. A television show
   A diary

Anne Frank was an inspiring young girl who tragically had her life cut short during the Holocaust. Before she was captured and taken to a concentration camp, she wrote a diary which gives us a glimpse into her life at the time.

1. Bee Ho Gray's Wild West Show
   Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show
2. Texas Jack's Wild West Show
   Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show

Calamity Jane was part of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show as a sharpshooter. A true woman of the West, Calamity Jane was a celebrity in her own right who even penned her own autobiography.

1. Paul I
   Ecgberht
2. Edward II
   Alfred the Great

In the past, one of the most important duties that a royal woman had was to produce an heir to the throne. Catherine the Great was pretty great at many things, including ruling over her empire, but she was also successful in making sure that there was someone to succeed her.