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Amelia Earhart was (born in 

july 24 1897)and grew up in 

Atchison city. 

As a child Amelia spent her school years 

living with her grandparents Alfred and 

Amelia Otis   and and the summer with her 

parents.But she had some bad times her 

parents got divorce. And Amelia and muriel 

her sister   live with her mother.   Amelia's 

grandmother, who raised her, dies in 1911. 

Her father struggles with alcoholism, losing 

his job 

 At the age of 12 she saw her first plane at 

first she wasn't impress   “It was a thing of 

rusty wire and wood and looked not at all 

interesting.” till the age of 19. And started 

having flying lesson and her parents help 

her out of paying the lesson. And after that 

they couldn't pay her lesson no more.So 

Ameila   took many old jobs to pay her 

flying lessons. And finally got her license! 

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In June, she went to Miami to again begin a 

flight around the world, this time with Fred 

Noonan as her navigator. No one knows why, 

but she left behind important communication 

and navigation instruments. The pair made it 

to New Guinea in 21 days, even though 

Earhart was tired and ill. During the next   of 

the trip, they departed New Guinea for 

Howland Island, a tiny island in the middle of 

the Pacific Ocean. July 2, 1937, was the last 

time Earhart and Noonan communicated with 

a nearby Coast Guard ship. They were never 

heard from again.

Amelia beat the record on October 22, 1922 

Broke women's altitude record when she 

rose to 14,000 feet and after   June 17-18, 

1928. First woman to fly across the Atlantic; 

20hrs 40min   she was very adventurous and 

outgoing and she had lots of courage then 

June 25, 1930 - Set women's speed record 

for 100 kilometers with no load, and with a 

load of 500 kilograms and one of her quotes 

was                                   

  “Courage is the price."that life exacts for         

granting peace.”

           ― Amelia Earhart

She was more famous than before   her 

mystery.And everybody went to got   look for 

her. Now people believe that she was dead or 

The Japanese shot down her plane and 

captured her. She ended up in prison on the 

island of Saipan where she either was 

executed or died of dysentery. another theory 

was She assumed a fake identity and lived 

until 1982 in New Jersey.

But her death is a mystery.

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