Name that Woman Part 1
Who is a famous Mathematician that worked for NASA?
Katherine Johnson
She lived with and taught us so much about chimpanzees
Jane Goodall
Both of these women worked for NASA
Sally Ride and Katherine Johnson
What did Amelia Earhart name her first plane?
Canary because it was yellow
Who is still alive today?
Jane Goodall
She is the Queen of Soul
Aretha Franklin
She guided Lewis and Clark and interpreted for them
Sacagawea
Why did Jane Goodall get kicked out of living with the chimps?
A chimp named Frodo (who did not like her) became the leader of the troop.
What was Sally Ride's first professional plan?
Professional tennis player!
Who do you think would be the most interesting to partner with in a school project?
UP TO YOU
The first female secretary of state in US History
Madeleine Albright
She is most famous for the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Rosa Parks
Cleopatra and her family ruled Egypt BUT her family was from what descent?
Greek!
When John Glenn was set to become the first American to orbit the earth, who did he say he wanted to check the flight path for his safety?
Katherine Johnson
Who lived the longest ago?
Cleopatra
The Last Pharaoh of Egypt
Cleopatra
Who is the first woman to fly SOLO across the Atlantic Ocean?
Amelia Earhart
When Barack Obama was inaugurated as president of the US in 2009, who was the only featured singer?
Aretha Franklin
Why is there a river named after Sacagawea?
On their exploration, their boat capsized and it was her quick thinking that saved supplies and documents. The men were so impressed they named the river after her.
Who was still alive when YOU all were alive?
Jane Goodall, Katherine Johnson, Madeleine Albright, Aretha Franklin
Who was the 1st American Woman in Space?
Who was our first female vice president?
Kamala Harris
What country did Madeleine Albright try to convince to join NATO?
Russia
The bus wasn't the first time Rosa Parks stood up against segregation, what else happened?
When the Freedom Train arrived in Montgomery, it was not supposed to be segregated. She led a group of African Americans onto the train in the same line as white students.
Who was still alive when your LEADERS were alive?
Katherine Johnson, Jane Goodall, Rosa Parks, Sally Ride, Madeleine Albright, Aretha Franklin