Famous Lady Leaders
Food We Grew Up With
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Which State is This?
Basic Biology
100
Known for her firm voice and even firmer policies, she became the U.K.’s first woman prime minister in 1979.
Who is Margaret Thatcher?
100
This slow‑cooked dinner filled the whole house with a warm aroma, often served with carrots and potatoes after church.
What is Pot Roast?
100
Known for settling disputes with remarkable insight, this wise king asked God for wisdom instead of riches.
Who is King Solomon?
100
This state is home to the brick building where the Founding Fathers signed documents every schoolchild once memorized passages from.
What is Pennsylvania?
100
This framework of bones was hung on the wall in nearly every 1950s biology classroom.
What is the skeleton?
200
With her distinctive white streak of hair, she was the daughter of India’s first prime minister and led the nation through the 1960s and ’70s.
Who is Indira Ghandi?
200
Often brought to potlucks in the 50s and 60s, this wiggly dessert sometimes had fruit suspended inside.
What is Jell-O?
200
This boy, who was dedicated to God by his mother, kept hearing his name being called in the middle of the night until the prophet told him it was God, and to answer back as "Speak, Lord"
Who is Samuel?
200
This state contains the mile‑deep canyon whose red and gold layers were once shown in every school geography book.
What is Arizona?
200
This process, often explained with a sun drawn in the corner of the chalkboard, is how plants make their own food.
What is photosynthesis?
300
She held press conferences, wrote a newspaper column, and was the tall, thoughtful First Lady during the Depression and WWII.
Who is Eleanor Roosevelt?
300
Served golden and crispy on the griddle, these potatoes often came alongside eggs and toast.
What are hash browns?
300
This parable tells of a weary traveler that had been beaten and robbed, then helped not by the respected men who passed by, but by the one no one expected.
What is the Good Samaritan?
300
This state shares the thundering falls that were once the classic honeymoon destination for newlyweds across America.
What is New York?
300
These tiny disc‑shaped cells were the ones teachers said carried oxygen all through the body.
What are red blood cells?
400
Known from schoolbooks and wartime stories, she founded the American Red Cross after tending to soldiers in the Civil War.
Who is Clara Barton?
400
this long-time classic dessert was served in a long glass dish with three scoops of ice cream, whipped cream, and cherries.
What is a banana split?
400
This story describes a wayward son returning home to a father who ran down the road to greet him with open arms.
What is the Prodigal Son?
400
This state features the granite mountainside where four familiar presidential faces look out over the Black Hills.
What is South Dakota?
400
This column of bones was described as the body’s main support, helping us stand tall and move.
What is the spine?
500
Her name appears in history books and even on a U.S. dollar coin; she fought tirelessly for women’s right to vote.
Who is Susan B. Anthony?
500
Warm, gooey, and fragrant, these rolls often came from a round metal pan and filled the kitchen with the scent of spice.
What are cinnamon rolls?
500
This early Bible story tells of builders constructing a tower so high it reached toward heaven. Then suddenly out of nowhere, the languages became mixed up and one understood each other anymore.
What is the Tower of Babel?
500
This state is home to the island where visitors still hear horses’ hooves instead of car engines and buy fudge from shops that have been there for generations.
What is Michigan?
500
This system was shown as a branching network of lines carrying messages throughout the body.
What is the nervous system?
