Susan was the 19th century women's movement's most powerful organizer. This woman fought very hard for women's right to vote.

Cruel words started all of this. One man said that women weren't as good as men, and obviously, that ticked off some people.

Sally was the first American woman in space, and the youngest astronaut to orbit the Earth.

Equality was all that women wanted, they were "lower than men, and not as useful." Women weren't "as strong as men". Well guess what? those people who think like that just get lower and lower until they can't be seen anymore.

All of the wonderful women of history who left their mark, obviously are still known today for what they did.

Georgia was a well known female artist. Georgia was an impactable artist and is written down in history for one of the best female painter's in the U.S.

Those women who made an impact really are remembered today, and will most likely be remembered in 100 years too.

Jane Austen was a writer, and a quite good one. Jane wrote the best-selling classic "Pride and Prejudice". This goes to show how good women can be.

Those kind hearts that made this movement possible are thanked wonderfully everyday, and they do deserve it.

This right's movement lasted from 1848- 1920's.

Margaret was the first woman in European history to be elected prime minister.

All of the women who made an impact are natty, and don't think you can't make an impact, because you can. Go try and solve as many problems as you can, believe me, you will feel great.

People got MAD and I mean MAD about others thinking that women were third class citizens.

Pearl wrote novels about American and Asian culture, and was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for literature.