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.
#61 Henryka Krzywonos - First Stopped Her Tram In 1980 To Start An Anti-communist Strike In Poland

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#62 Ra. Kartini, B 1879, The First Pioneer For Education For Indonesian Girls And Women's Rights

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#63 Commander Eileen Collins, First Female Space Shuttle Pilot And Mission Commander.

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#64 Women Workers Employed As Wipers In The Roundhouse Having Lunch In Their Rest Room (1943)

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#65 Mary Harris Jones "mother Jones" Organized Mine Workers Against Mine Owners For Labor Rights

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#66 This Woman Worker Pushes Back Her Helmet During A Moment's Pause From Her Welding Job At The Richmond Shipyard In California (1943)

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#67 Muazzez Ilmiye Cig - Turkish Archaeologist, Assyriologist And Sumerologist (born 1914)

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#69 Marie Curie, Polish-french Physicist And Chemist. 1st Person To Receive 2 Nobel Prizes.

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#70 Sabiha Gokcen - First Turkish Female Combat Pilot And A World Pioneer, Aged 23 (1936)

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#72 Irom Sharmila,activist From Manipur(india), On Hunger Strike Since 2000 Against Armed Forcesact

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#73 Woman Chief (pine Leaf)

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#74 Khertek Anchimaa-toka, First Elected Female Head Of State In The Modern World, In 1940.

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#75 Mother Teresa

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#76 Ayesha Farooq, The First War-ready Fighter Pilot Of Pakistan.

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#77 Rita Levi-montalcini - Italian Nobel Laureate Honoured For Her Work In Neurobiology

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#78 Ida B Wells - Prominent Journalist Who Reported On Lynchings In The United Sates.

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#79 Rita

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#80 Queen Tamar Of Georgia

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