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| | Such examples of women who made positive impacts include: | | Such examples of women who made positive impacts include: |
| − | | + | === Religion === |
| | *[[Mary (mother of Jesus)|Mary of Galilee]] | | *[[Mary (mother of Jesus)|Mary of Galilee]] |
| | *[[Queen Esther]], the Jewish heroine of the [[Book of Esther]] in the Old Testament | | *[[Queen Esther]], the Jewish heroine of the [[Book of Esther]] in the Old Testament |
| | *Judge [[Deborah]]." Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lappidoth, was judging Israel at that time". Judges 4:4. | | *Judge [[Deborah]]." Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lappidoth, was judging Israel at that time". Judges 4:4. |
| | *[[Judith]]. See [[Book of Judith]] in the O.T. | | *[[Judith]]. See [[Book of Judith]] in the O.T. |
| | + | * St. [[Joan of Arc]] |
| | + | *[[Phyllis Schlafly]], a founder of the modern conservative movement |
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| | + | === The arts === |
| | *[[Murasaki Shikibu]], the Japanese author of the eleventh century ''[[The Tale of Genji]]'', described as the world's first novel.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20190814-the-tale-of-genji-the-worlds-first-novel "The Tale of Genji: The world’s first novel?"]</ref> | | *[[Murasaki Shikibu]], the Japanese author of the eleventh century ''[[The Tale of Genji]]'', described as the world's first novel.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20190814-the-tale-of-genji-the-worlds-first-novel "The Tale of Genji: The world’s first novel?"]</ref> |
| − | * St. [[Joan of Arc]] | + | *[[Clara Schuman]], composer |
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| | + | === Politics === |
| | *[[Harriet Tubman]], an escaped slave and abolitionist who played an important role in the [[Underground Railroad]]. | | *[[Harriet Tubman]], an escaped slave and abolitionist who played an important role in the [[Underground Railroad]]. |
| | *[[Susan B. Anthony]], was an abolitionist, anti-abortionist, and campaigned for a woman’s right to vote. | | *[[Susan B. Anthony]], was an abolitionist, anti-abortionist, and campaigned for a woman’s right to vote. |
| | *[[Queen Victoria]]. Queen of England for much of the 19th century | | *[[Queen Victoria]]. Queen of England for much of the 19th century |
| | *[[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] of [[England]] | | *[[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] of [[England]] |
| − | *[[Clara Schuman]], composer
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| − | *[[Phyllis Schlafly]], a founder of the modern conservative movement
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| | *[[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] [[Margaret Thatcher]] | | *[[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom]] [[Margaret Thatcher]] |
| | *Empress Tsarina [[Catherine the Great]] of [[Russia]] | | *Empress Tsarina [[Catherine the Great]] of [[Russia]] |