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She Was A Fearsome Pirate Queen Who Ruled The South China Sea, Commanding Around 80,000 Pirates

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She Was The First Recorded Empress In Japan, And She Ruled For 35 Years

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What They Didn’t Teach You In School About Sacagawea

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She Helped Bring Some Of The Most Iconic Disney Princesses To Life

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She Cracked Countless Codes And Hunted Down A Nazi Spy Ring As America’s First Female Cryptanalyst

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She Was Famous For Sharing Her Recipes For Louisiana’s Most Popular Creole Dishes

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She Was A Model Who Then Became A War Photographer And Captured The Harsh Realities Of World War II

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She Made Ice Hockey History, Becoming The First Woman Working Full-Time As An NHL Assistant Coach

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She Accidentally Invented Kevlar In 1965, And It’s Now Used In Everything From Aerospace Engineering To Bulletproof Vests And Car Breaks

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Her Dad Fought Hard To Make Her A Queen, And In 1178 She Ascended The Throne, Even Though Her Country Wasn’t Welcoming Of A Female Ruler

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She Was A Sword-Wielding Opera Singer Who Burned A Convent Down And Managed To Get Pardoned Twice By The King

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She Became The FBI’s First Female Special Agent In 1922, Paving The Way For Women In A Male-Dominated Field

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In 1472, She Was Only 18 When She Picked Up Two Hatchets And Helped Defend Her City Against 80,000 Troops

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Dubbed The Pirate Queen, She Was The Last Queen To Rule Independently In Islamic History And Turned To Piracy To Protect Her Town

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