Women in Entertainment
Suffrage Movement
Women in Sports
Women in Politics
Women in Science
100
Dora the Explorer
This spunky Latinx enjoys traveling with her monkey all over the map
100
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Key figure that led the Suffrage Movement
100
Serena Williams
A pioneer for women in tennis, she is regarded as one of the highest-paid athletes in the world
100
Kamala Harris
The first female Vice President of the US
100
Marie Curie
Remembered for her discovery of radium and polonium, and her huge contribution to finding treatments for cancer
200
Ellen DeGeneres
First Actress to come out as gay on TV
200
Seneca Falls Convention
Seneca Falls Convention
The convention was held in July 1848. It was the women's right first convention
200
Megan Rapinoe
An advocate for women in sports and the LGBTQ community she has helped lead the women's soccer team to win the world cup
200
Nancy Pelosi
The first woman to serve as Speaker of the US house
200
Florence Nightengale
Founder of modern nursing
300
First African American Women to lead a network television drama in 40 years
300
19th amendment
This amendment gave women the right to vote
300
Michelle Kwan
She is the most decorated figure skater in US history and is considered one of the greatest figure skaters of all time.
300
Sandra Day O'Conner
First woman to serve as a Supreme Court Justice
300
Sally Ride
First American Female Astronaut
400
Viola Davis
How to Get Away With Murder
First black woman to win an Emmy for Lead Actress in a Drama Series!
400
Abolition movement
Abolition movement
The suffrage movement can trace its origins from this movement
400
Simone Biles
the most decorated American gymnast and the world's third most decorated gymnast
400
Hillary Rodham Clinton
First women to become a major party's nominee for president of the US
400
Katherine Johnson
An African-American space scientist and mathematician; a leading figure in American space history and has made enormous contributions to America’s aeronautics and space programs by her incorporation of computing tools.
500
Korra
Legend of Korra
Korra
Legend of Korra
This female appears in a sequel of a beloved animated series. She is known for bending our understanding of what it means to be human.
500
1920
The year the Women won the right to vote
500
Chloe Kim
The youngest female snowboarder to win an Olympic gold medal aged 17
500
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Rose to prominence after defeating Joe Crowley and has been an active member of the House. She is known by her initials and is considered to be a progressive
500
Grace Hopper
An esteemed computer scientist and one of the first computer programmers to work on the Harvard Mark I