Mohandas Gandhi— used non-violence to free India from British rule

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Mohandas Gandhi— used non-violence to free India from British rule

John McConnell Founder of Earth Day

Jane Goodall Educates Others on Environmental Awareness and Animal Protection

Michelle Bachelet First Female President of Chile

Cesar Chavez Labor Rights Worker livehttp://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=prh&AN= &site=srck5-live

Helen Keller Overcame her Blindness and Deafness to Teach Others Distinguished Women of the Past and Present

Anne Frank Victim of the Holocaust Distinguished Women of Past and Present

Mother Teresa Helped the Poor

Florence Kelley Leader Against Child Labor

Ryan White My Hero Website Ryan White’s Website

Eleanor Roosevelt Advocate for freedom and human rights

Elizabeth Blackwell became the first female doctor and opened the first medical school for women

Abraham Lincoln U.S president who fought for the abolition of slavery while keeping the country united

The Dalai Lama Buddhist leader who dedicates his life to human rights and spreading peace in the world

Susan B. Anthony fought against slavery and fought for women’s rights, including the right to vote

Chief Joseph Leader of the Native American Nez Perce Tribe who fought to keep their homeland

Evelyn H. Lauder founded a Cancer Research Foundation

Dian Fossey Dedicated her life to protect the endangered Mountain Gorilla; animal rights

Ruby Bridges First Black Student to Enter a Desegregated School

Nelson Mandela Nelson Mandela led peaceful movement to stop Apartheid (segregated blacks & whites) in South Africa

Thurgood Marshall

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Civil rights activist

Oseola McCarty Donated her Life Savings for College Scholarships Time For Kids

Rosa Parks Activist who began the Montgomery Bus Boycott & sparked the Civil Rights Movement