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Words List For Famous Firsts By American Women Bingo Cards

• nne Bradstreet (published writer)
• Victoria Claflin Woodhull (presidential candidate)
• Susana Medora Salter (elected mayor)
• Shirley Chisolm (African-American in Congress)
• Sally Jean Priesand (U.S. rabbi)
• Rebecca Lee Crumpler (black woman with M.D. degree)
• Patsy Takemoto Mink (Asian-American elected to Congress)
• Nellie Tayloe Ross (State governor)
• Madeleine Albright (U.S. Secretary of State)
• Janet Reno (U.S. Attorney General)
• Hillary Clinton (won presidential primary)
• Henrietta Johnston (professional artist)
• Elizabeth Blackwell (medical degree)
• Elizabeth Ann Seton (saint made by Roman Catholic Church)
• Edith Wharton (Pulitzer prize winner)
• Edith Houghton (major league baseball scout)
• Dr. Sally K. Ride (sent into space)
• Dr. Antonia Novello (Hispanic Surgeon General)
• Diane Crump (jockey in Kentucky Derby)
• Condoleezza Rice (African-American Secretary of State)
• Arabella Mansfield (lawyer)
• Antoinette Blackwell (ordained minister)
• Amelia Earhart (Solo flight across Atlantic)
• Althea Gibson (African-American tennis player to win Wimbledon singles title)
• Mae Jemison (black astronaut)