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"We Can Do It!" is an American World War II wartime poster produced by J. Howard Miller in 1943 for Westinghouse Electric as an inspirational image to boost female worker morale. Who is the woman on the poster. 


Naomi Parker


100

"light a Lucky and you'll never miss sweets that make you fat" was used by what company to promote women smoking 

Lucky Strike

100

First woman state judge (1920)

Florence Allen

100

When was the 19th amendment Ratified 

1920

200

Birth Control Advocate who got popularized during the 1920s

Margaret Sanger

200

Rebellious women who wore short skirts, smoked, drank, and danced new danced 

Flappers

200

First woman automotive engineer (1920)

Marie Luhring

200

Amendment that allows women's rights to have political freedom 

19th Amendment

300

Female Tennis Champion who won 31 Grand Slams and paved the way for womens sports

"Queen" Helen Wills 

300

Famous Quote from African America Singer "Bessie Smith" 

"I ain't gonna marry, I ain't gonna settle down"

300

First woman governor (1924)

Nellie Tayloe Ross

300

as women started to demand better wages, political rights and social freedom the women's suffrage movement started when

1848

400

Promoted women sexual expression as a means to curing multitude of illnesses. 

Sigmund Freud

400

Car company who advertise their cars to women 

Chevrolet 

400

First woman to earn aircraft mechanic's license (1927)


Phoebe Omlie 

400

First Women to serve in congress 

Jeannette Rankin

500

First Woman supreme court justice 

Sandra Day O'Connor 

500

mass production of cars brought down automobiles prices, allowing the younger generation far more mobility than in earlier eras. Many people, a number of them young women, drove these cars into cities, which experienced a population boom was what company 

Henry Ford 

500

First woman to direct a talking movie (1927)

Dorothy Arzner

500

 American women's political organization formed in 1916 to fight for women's suffrage

The National Woman's Party (NWP)

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