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Joan of Arc, famous for leading the French army against the English during the Hundred Years' War, is also known by which nickname? |
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Queen Victoria ascended to the British throne at a young age and ruled until her death in 1901. How many years did her reign last? |
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Susan B. Anthony was a prominent civil rights leader in the 19th century. What movement did she advocate for? |
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Marie Curie, the first female Nobel Prize winner, discovered which two elements? |
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Mother Teresa was a nun known all around the world for her philanthropic work. Which of these Orders did she found in 1950? |
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Sappho was an ancient Greek poet, known both for her poetry and her sexuality. What island was she born on? |
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Cleopatra is, perhaps, the most famous female monarch of all time. What is the prevalent theory on how she committed suicide? |
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The Bronte sisters (Charlotte, Emily and Anne) were famous writers. Which one wrote "Jane Eyre"? |
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Even though her husband Franklin was president, Eleanor Roosevelt had an admirable career of her own. What post did she hold from 1946 to 1951? |
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And last but not least, perhaps the most important female figure - the mother! Mother's Day is celebrated on several different dates around the world, but when is Mother's Day celebrated in the US? |
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