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== Women in history ==

== Women in history ==

Compared to men, relatively few women have had impact on history as leaders in diverse fields, but a small number of women have had enormous impact. They include [[Ferdinand and Isabella|Isabella of Spain]], [[Joan of Arc]], [[Margaret Thatcher]], [[Elizabeth I]], [[Boudicca]], [[Catherine the Great]], [[Cleopatra]], [[Marie Curie]], [[Benazir Bhutto]], [[Golda Meir]], [[Indira Gandhi]], [[Lucretia Mott]], [[Susan B. Anthony]], [[Aung San Suu Kyi]], and [[Mother Theresa]].

Compared to men, fewer women have had impact on history as leaders in diverse fields, but large numbers of women have still had enormous impact.

 

Such examples include

*Queen [[Ferdinand and Isabella|Isabella I]] of [[Spain]]

*[[French]] heroine St. [[Joan of Arc]]

*[[Pime Minister of the United Kingdom]] [[Margaret Thatcher]]

*[[Queen]] [[Elizabeth I]] of [[England]]

*Warrior Celtic Queen [[Boudicca]] of the Iceni tribe

*Empress Tsarina [[Catherine the Great]] of [[Russia]]

*Pharoah [[Cleopatra]] of [[Egypt]]

*[[Nobel Pize]]-winning physicist and chemist [[Marie Curie]]

*[[Prime Minister of Pakistan]] [[Benazir Bhutto]], the first woman to lead an [[Islam|Islamic state]]

*[[Prime Minister of Israel]] [[Golda Meir]]

*[[Prime Minister of India]] [[Indira Gandhi]]

*United States [[women's rights]] activist [[Lucretia Mott]]

*United States [[women's rights]][[Susan B. Anthony]]

*[[Nobel Peace Prize]] winner, activist and Prime Minister-elect [[Aung San Suu Kyi]] of Burma

*[[Mother Theresa]]

*[[Madeleine Albright|Madeleine Korbel Albright]], U.S. Secretary of State

== Women in the Bible ==

== Women in the Bible ==