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100

Explain why Rosa Parks’ actions were important to the Civil Rights Movement.

Her actions were important because they led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which protested segregation and helped bring attention to unfair laws.

100

Identify which woman helped enslaved people escape to freedom.

Who is Harriet Tubman?

100

Describe the risks Harriet Tubman took to help others.

She risked her life by returning to the South multiple times to help enslaved people 



100

Compare and contrast Rosa Parks and Harriet Tubman in how they fought for freedom.

Both fought for freedom and equality. However, Harriet Tubman helped people escape slavery directly, while Rosa Parks protested segregation through civil disobedience.



100

Because Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, this protest began.

What is the Montgomery Bus Boycott?



200

Explain how Amelia Earhart changed people’s views about women.

She changed people’s views by showing that women could succeed in aviation and other challenging careers.

200

Identify the woman who was the first American woman in space.

Who is Sally Ride?

200

Describe the accomplishments of Serena Williams.

She has won many championships, broken records, and influenced the sport of tennis.



200

Compare and contrast Marie Curie and Sally Ride in their contributions to science.



Both contributed to science. Marie Curie focused on research and discoveries, while Sally Ride contributed through space exploration.



200

Because Amelia Earhart succeeded, people began to believe this.

What is that women can succeed in aviation and challenging careers?



300

Explain why Marie Curie’s discoveries were important for science and medicine.



Her discoveries were important because they led to advances in science and medicine, including cancer treatment.



300

Identify the woman known for her impact on tennis.



Who is Serena Williams?



300

Describe the type of artwork created by Frida Kahlo.

Her artwork focused on her life, emotions, identity, and culture.


300

Compare and contrast Serena Williams and Oprah Winfrey in their careers.

Both are influential women, but Serena is known for sports, while Oprah is known for media and communication.



300

Because of Harriet Tubman’s actions, many people…

What is escaped slavery/gained freedom?



400

Explain why Malala Yousafzai continues to advocate for education.

She continues to advocate because she believes all girls should have access to education and wants to raise global awareness.



400

Identify the woman who became a powerful media leader and talk show host.

Who is Oprah Winfrey?



400

Describe what made Sally Ride inspirational.



She was the first American woman in space and helped open opportunities for women in science.


400

Compare and contrast Malala Yousafzai and Ruth Bader Ginsburg in how they created change.



Both worked for equality. Malala focused on education rights, while Ginsburg worked through the legal system.

400

Because of Marie Curie’s research, this field improved.

What is medicine/science (especially cancer treatment)?



500

Explain how Ruth Bader Ginsburg influenced laws about equality.

She influenced laws by helping make them more fair and equal, especially for women.

500

Identify the artist known for painting about her life and identity.

Who is Frida Kahlo?



500

Describe how Oprah Winfrey influenced others.



She influenced others through her talk show, by discussing important issues and supporting education and charities.



500

Compare and contrast Amelia Earhart and Frida Kahlo in the fields they impacted

Both made an impact, but in different fields. Amelia Earhart was in aviation, while Frida Kahlo was in art.



500

Because Malala spoke out, this global issue gained attention.

What is girls’ education?



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