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2 Established a school for black children Mary McLeod Bethune Or Jane Addams

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4 Who Founded The Daytona Normal And Industrial Institute For Negro Girls? Mary McLeod Bethune Or Louisa May Alcott

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6 Who Was The First Women Vice President, And Vice President? Julia Boggs Dent Grant Or Abigail Adams

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8 Who Sang At The New York Time Hall In 1925 – 1965? Josephine Baker Or Marian Anderson

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10 Who Was Civil Rights Activist During World War II? Abigail Adams Or Josephine Baker

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12 Who Was A Teacher At The Age Of 17 And Then Six Years Later Founded Her Own School? Clara Barton Or May Ann Shadd Cary

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14 Who Was The 22 nd Lady Of The United States? Louisa May Alcott Or Julia Boggs Dent Grant

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16 Who Wrote A Book Named Little Women? Louisa May Alcott Or Clara Barton

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18 Who Created The Hull House? Jane Addams Or Clara Barton

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20 Who Was The First Photographer For Fortune Magazine, In 1929? Elizabeth Bowser Or Margaret Bourke-White

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