Women's rights
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| Women fought for years for this right. It finally became a law that women could join men in making political decisions in 1918 in Canada. The USA followed shortly after in 1920. | Right to Vote
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| Also known as "Iron Lady", she was the 1st female elected as a Euopean Head of State. She ran for three consecutive terms. | Margaret Thatcher
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| Leader of the Indian Congress Pary in 1955. She is the daughter of Nehru. She was assassinated in 1984. | Indira Gandhi
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| She was the first female leader of a modern state as the leader of Isreal. She is remembered as dealing with the Yom Kippur conflict. | Golda Meir
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| She was the leader of resistance military regime in Pakistan. She was the first woman to lead an Islamic state. | Benazir Bhutto
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| Became accessable to all women in the 1960s. This contraceptive allowed women the ability to decide when they wanted children. This also allowed for more control over their careers. | Birth control
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| With men away fighting, women became increasingly more active in the work force. This led to the right to vote and a greater sense of equality in the work place and in society. | Impact of Total War
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| She opened the first birth control clinic in the United States. | Margaret Sanger
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| a collection of social theories, political movements, and moral philosophies largely motivated by or concerned with the liberation of women | Feminism
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| Stated that there should be equal rights regardless of sex. | Equal Rights Amendment
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| A group founded in the 19th century that is credited with beginning the movement of women's rights. | National Women's Suffrage Association
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