So many of the social life's aspects have changed for women in the years. Starting with the right for education and ending with gender equality - all of this didn't happen overnight, and many badass women had to sacrifice their personal lives for a greater cause. Women's Equality Day celebrated on August 26th in the US, commemorates the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution, granting women the right to vote. It was certified in 1920, despite being introduced many years earlier in 1878, and since 1972, every president has published a proclamation for Women's Equality Day. Only because of the strong women in history we have reached this point in our society.
Starting from female Samurais in the early 1800s and ending with Stephanie Kwolek, who invented Kevlar (yes, a woman invented that!) this list of women who changed the world will shed some light on the 'weaker' gender. And without some of these pioneers, we wouldn't be this advanced in such spheres as neuro-surgeries, chemistry, and even programming.
Scroll down and take a look at our list of famous women in history. And, ladies, you might get inspired by these women in history to reach for your goals, no matter how impossible they might seem.
#41 Leola N. King, America's First Female Traffic Cop, Washington D.C. (1918)

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#42 Girls Deliver Ice. Heavy Work That Formerly Belonged To Men Only Is Being Done By Girls (16 September, 1918)

52points
#43 Milunka Savić Was A Serbian War Heroine Who May Be The Most-decorated Female Combatant Ever.

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#44 Smith College Class Of 1902 Basketball Team - Senda Berenson introduced and adapted the rules for women's basketball

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#45 Angela Davis (b. January 26, 1944), American Political Activist, Scholar, Author & Feminist.

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#46 Kate Sheppard, Leader Of Womens Suffrage In New Zealand, The 1st Country To Give Women The Vote

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#47 Hattie Larlham Pioneered Specialized Care For Developmentally Disabled Children.

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#48 Claudette Colvin - The First Woman To Refuse To Give Up Her Seat On A Montgomery, Al Bus

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#49 Billie Jean King. Us Tennis Legend & Became The First Prominent Female Athlete To Come Out.

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#50 Mileva Maric, Serbian Physicist, Einsteins Wife. Worthy "his" Nobel Prize.

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#51 Sybil Ludington, Alerted Colonial Forces Of The British, Riding Twice The Distance Of Revere.

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#52 Eliska Junkova: Czech Automobile Racer In Her Bugatti. One Of The Greatest Grand Prix Drivers.

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#53 Political Activist Dr. Wangari Maathai Founded The Green Belt Movement, 1977.

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#54 Imone Segouin, The 18 Year Old French Résistance Fighter (1944)

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#55 Among The Prisoners Taken On Walcheren Was This Dutch Woman With Her Husband, A German Solder, Whom She Refused To Leave (1944)

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#56 Rachl Carson. Author Of "silent Spring" (1962) And Mother Of The Enviromental Movement

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#57 Irena Sendlerowa - Woman Who Smuggled Approximately 2,500 Jewish Children Out Of The Warsaw Ghett

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#58 Julia Morgan, Architect, 1st Woman To Graduate From The Ecole Des Beaux Arts De Paris

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33points
#59 Ada Lovelace: Wrote The First Algorithm Designed For Computation In 1840. First Female Coder

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#60 Smaranda Brăescu, Romanian parachuting Pioneer, Former Multiple World Record Holder (1932)

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