What amendment allowed females in the United States of America the right to vote?

Which female pharaoh was actually of Greek descent?

First “First lady” of the United States.

First female aviator to fly across the Atlantic Ocean.

What character revolutionized female leading characters in the 1939 film that took her down the yellow brick road?

First female supreme court justice?

Oldest/longest living monarch in Great Britain is

First African American first lady was?

Is an American philanthropist who cofounded the world’s largest charitable organization with her husband, Microsoft’s founder?

What character is known as the ultimate D.C. fixer in the popular Shonda Rhimes ABC drama and is partially based on Judy Smith?

In what year where women given the right to vote in the United States?

Who was the first female Prime minister in Great Britain?

Which first lady of the United States was born in Kentucky, similar to her husband?

Emerged from a difficult, nomadic childhood in France to become an internationally famous designer, whose eponymous brand spans fashion, jewelry and perfume.

What film was based on real life Queen of Tejano and starred Jennifer Lopez in the lead?

The first woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State, serving from 1997-2001?

She was only 18 when she became queen and is known as the grandmother of Europe

Which United States first lady from March 4, 1933 – April 12, 1945 help oversee the draft of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

Who became known as the hero during the Crimean war for helping the wounded and received the nickname “Lady with the lamp”?

What 1990’s tv show was centered in New York City where three female leads met at a local coffee shop?

Founded the Women’s Social and Political Union to campaign for the parliamentary vote for women in Edwardian Britain

Who is the German princess who married into the Romanov dynasty and over threw her husband?

During the War of 1812 as the British were bearing down on Washington she understood the significance of the national treasures housed in the White House and refused to leave without saving as much as she could, including a portrait of George Washington.

What educator overcame her deaf and blindness to become one of the 20th century's leading humanitarians?

What character embodied the life of being a woman in the 1970’s in the Woody Allen film bearing her name?