The Female Leaders of "Civilization VII" Quiz

Answer:

Please note that the Leaders of "Civilization VII" are not assigned to a specific civilization as your civilization changes more than once in the game. You keep the same leader across the change, though.

The first Leader is Ada Lovelace (1815-1852). She is usually considered the world's first computer programmer. She worked with Charles Babbage's proposed analytical engine. Her work was among the first to imagine computers going beyond number crunching. In "Civilization VII", Ada Lovelace emphasizes scientific and cultural accomplishments. She provides an increased relationship with the most masteries. She provides increased science with mastery.

The second Leader is Amina (c. 1553-1610). She was a Queen of the city-state of Zazzau. She was a skillful military leader, particularly with cavalry. Under her rule, she greatly increased the territory controlled. In "Civilization VII", Amina emphasizes economic and militaristic accomplishments. Amina provides increased resource capacity in cities. More settlements lead to a decreased relationship.

The third Leader is Catherine (1729-1796). She was ruling Tsarina of Russia for over a third of a century. Under her rule, Russia became a great power and embraced the Enlightenment. Its territory continued to expand while its controlled tightened. In "Civilization VII", Catherine emphasizes scientific and cultural accomplishments. She increases culture per age. She has a decreased relationship with the player with most Great Works.

The fourth Leader was Elizabeth I (1533-1603). She was Queen of England and Ireland for over forty years. She is associated with the cultural flowering known as the Elizabethan Age. Elizabeth is associated with the victory over the Spanish Armada. Under her reign England made its first tentative attempt to establish colonies in the Americas. In "Civilization VII", Elizabeth emphasizes cultural and economic accomplishments. She has an increased relationship with nations with more trade routes. She provides unlimited trade route range.

The fifth Leader was Harriet Tubman (1822-1913). She is best known for her association with the Underground Railroad where she helped to guide hundreds to freedom. She also served as a strong supporter of the Women's Suffrage movement. She also served during the American Civil War as a spy for the Union Army. In "Civilization VII", Harriet Tubman emphasizes militaristic and diplomatic accomplishments. She gains an increased relationship through the declaration of war. She also earns increased influence through diplomatic relationships.

The sixth Leader was Hatshepsut (c. 1505 BC-1458 BC). She was one of the the first female ruling Pharaoh of Egypt during the eighteenth dynasty. She emphasized her role as mother and father of the realm. She oversaw large construction projects during her realm. In "Civilization VII", Hatshepsut emphasized cultural and economic accomplishments. This civilizations with more wonders than her had a decreased relationship. She adds culture for every unique resource.

The seventh Leader was Himiko (3rd Century AD). She ruled over a portion of what would later become Japan. Exactly what role she played in her land's government is up for debate. In "Civilization VII", Himiko's rule emphasizes scientific and diplomatic accomplishments. She uses an endeavour called 'Friend of Wei" to gain increased science for you and your ally. She uses culture and happiness buildings for an increased relationship.

The eight Leader was Isabella (1451-1504). She served as the Queen of Castile and was involved with the conclusion of the Spanish Reconquista. She was also a founder of the Spanish Inquisition. In "Civilization VII", Isabella emphasizes economic and expansionistic accomplishments. She gains gold through discovery of natural wonders. She gains a decreased relationship through the presence of natural wonders.

The ninth Leader is Lakshmibai (1828-1858). She was the Queen consort of Jhansi on the Indian subcontinent. She was a leading figure in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. She is viewed as a great cultural heroine in Indian history. In "Civilization VII", Lakshmibai emphasizes diplomatic and militaristic accomplishments. She has increasing influence towards the incorporation of city-states. She has an increased influence towards the Leader with the least influence.

The tenth Leader is Sayyida Al Hurra (c. 1491-c. 1552). She was a Moroccan privateer and local ruler. She was part of the forced Moorish exile from Grenada. She was better known after her own lifetime. She emphasizes diplomatic and militaristic accomplishments. She receives a naval unit in turn for espionage. She has a decreased relationship with those Leaders with the largest navy.

The eleventh Leader is Trang Trac (c. 1st Century AD). She led a Vietnamese rebellion against Chinese domination. She is considered a national heroine of Vietnam. She was declared Queen regnant. In "Civilization VII", she emphasizes militaristic and scientific accomplishments. Under her rule, the promotion of commanders is simpler. There is a decreased relationship with the Leader with the most commanders.

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The first non-Leader is Susan B. Anthony (1820-1906). She played a significant role in the women's suffrage (voting) movement. She was famously arrested for attempting to vote in New York State in 1872.

The second non-Leader is Agatha Christie (1890-1976). She was one of the most successful (mystery) authors in history. Her sales follow only Shakespeare and the Bible.

The third non-Leader is Dolley Madison (1768-1849). She was the wife and First Lady for James Madison, fourth President of the United States. During the British sack of Washington, DC, she rescued the famous Gilbert Stuart portrait of George Washington.

The fourth non-Leader is Florence Nightingale (1820-1910). She was a social reformer and proponent of nursing. During the Crimean War, she reformed nursing in the British army.

The fifth non-Leader is Marie Curie (1867-1934). She was the first woman to win two Nobel Prizes--in Chemistry and Physics. Her and her husband discovered the elements radium and polonium.

The sixth non-Leader is Victoria (1819-1901). She was Queen of the United Kingdom and Empress of India. Under her reign, the United Kingdom reached its height of scientific, political, and cultural accomplishments.

The seventh non-Leader is Indira Gandhi (1917-1984). She was the longtime Prime Minister of India. She also served as the leader of the Non-Aligned Movement.