1. By Kirstine Heusinkvelt World History Honors Pd. 4

2. Born June 4, 1975 Is a Humanitarian. Has had three different mariages Known for her movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Has four children and three of them are adopted. Goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refuges. Became a official Cambodian in 2005. First movie debut on screen in Lookin to get out. Became the third actress in the world to be apart of the 20 million club.

4.  Born- June 4, 1975  Place- Los Angeles, California  Parents- Marcheline Bertrand and Jon Voight

5.  Normal Schooling in her younger years.  New York University  Studied at the Strasberg Theater Institute

6.  Three husbands  Jonny Lee Miller March 28, 1996- Feb. 3,1999  Billy Bob Thornton May 5, 2000- May 27, 2003  Brad Pitt January 21, 2004- Present

7.  Children  Shiloh May 27, 2006  Twins- Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline July 12, 2008  Adopted Children  Maddox March 10, 2002  Zahara July 6, 2005  Pax Thien March 15, 2007

8.  First Role at age eight  Lookin’ to Get Out  First Professional Movie  Cyborg II  First Golden Globe for Best actress  Television film “Gia”

9.  Major Films  Kung Fu Panda  A Mighty Heart  The Good Shepherd  Shark Tale  Taking Lives  Beyond Borders  Most Famous  Mr. and Mrs. Smith

10.  Humanitarian work  Five Million Dollars  Official Cambodian in 2005  Donated one million dollars to U.S. – Iraq war children funds  25 million dollars to third world countries

11.  Been cited as one of the World’s most beautiful women.  Goodwill ambassador for the United nations High Commissioner for Refugees.  Several golden Globe awards.  Wrote a book called “Notes from my Travels”

12. Born October 11, 1884 Known as the greatest social worker of the 20 th century. Drafted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Wife of Franklin Roosevelt Dies of tuberculosis on November 7, 1962. Was apart of the league of women voters. Always said "As for accomplishments, I just did what I had to do as things came along." Director of the Bureau of women’s activities. Promoted women’s rights as she became First Lady after husband became president.

14.  Born- October 11, 1884  Place- New York, New York  Parents- Elliorr and Anna Roosevelt

15.  Became a Orphan at the age of Ten.  Mother- 1892  Father- 1894  Niece of President Theodore Roosevelt  Known for being shy  After the death of her Parents she was sent to England for school.

16.  Married Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1905.  Total of Six Children  Anna  James  Elliott  Franklin- died after pregnancy  Franklin Jr.  John

17.  Began public services  American Red Cross during World War I.  After Franklin became president and suffered a polio attack, Eleanor stepped in to help with his political career.  She changed the way we look at the role of the first lady.

18.  Wanted to show the world that women are an important part of American politics.  press conferences  Had her own news paper column entitled “My Day”

19.  After husbands death she traveled abroad during WWII to visit U.S. troops.  Became chair of the U.N. Human Rights Commissions.  Helped write the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.  Civil Rights movement  League of women voters

20.  Created the National Youth Administration  National Association for the Advancement of Colored people.  Greatest Social worker of the 20 th century  “A woman is like a tea bag- you never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water.”

21.  Angelina Jolie. (2009). Biography.com. Retrieved, January 1 2010 from  http://www.biography.com/articles/Angelina-Jolie- 9356782 http://www.biography.com/articles/Angelina-Jolie- 9356782  Answers.com, Initials. (2010). Angelina Jolie. Retrieved from http://www.answers.com/topic/angelina-jolie http://www.answers.com/topic/angelina-jolie  Eleanor Roosevelt. (2009). Biography.com. Retrieved, January 1 2010 from  http://www.biography.com/articles/Eleanor-Roosevelt- 9463366  Women in History. Eleanor Roosevelt biography - extended. Last Updated: 3/9/2010. Lakewood Public Library. Date accessed 5/3/2010..