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100

$100: What royal decree prevented Jeanne Baret from initially joining the voyage with Louis-Antoine de Bougainville?

  • Answer: What is the prohibition of women traveling on French navy vessels?
100

$100: How did Jeanne Baret's journey influence future generations of women in science and exploration?

Answer: What is that it inspired women to challenge gender norms and pursue careers in fields traditionally dominated by men?

100

$100: What significant contribution did Jeanne Baret make to the field of botany during her voyage?

Answer: What is the collection of over 6,000 botanical specimens, including the discovery of the bougainvillea plant?

100

$100: In what century did Jeanne Baret undertake her voyage, and what was the general view of women's roles at that time?

Answer: What is the 18th century, when women were expected to primarily raise families and not engage in exploration.


200

$200: What societal expectation did Lady Hester Stanhope challenge by traveling alone in the Middle East?

Answer: What is the expectation for women to remain at home and not engage in exploration?


200

$200: What lasting impact did Lady Hester Stanhope's archaeological work have on the field of archaeology?

Answer: What is that it opened opportunities for women to participate in and lead archaeological efforts?

200

$200: How did Lady Hester Stanhope's archaeological dig change perceptions of women in science?

Answer: What is that it demonstrated women could successfully lead scientific expeditions?


200

$200: What was the societal perception of women's capabilities in the late 19th century when Nellie Bly was active as a journalist?

Answer: What is that women were often seen as unfit for serious work in journalism and were relegated to less important roles?


300

$300: In what way did Nellie Bly face skepticism within the male-dominated field of journalism?

Answer: What is the belief that women were not capable of serious investigative reporting?


300

$300: In what ways did Nellie Bly's work pave the way for future female journalists?

Answer: What is that it demonstrated the importance of investigative reporting and the capability of women to engage in serious journalism?

300

$300: What record did Nellie Bly set after reading Jules Verne's novel, "Around the World in 80 Days"?

Answer: What is completing the trip around the world in 72 days?


300

$300: How did the cultural attitudes towards women in the 18th and 19th centuries differ from today's views on women's roles in society?

Answer: What is that women today are more widely accepted as leaders and participants in various fields, including science, journalism, and exploration?


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