100 Most Important Women in World History

From time to time, people publish a list of "top 100" women in history. Given that I include in the list of the top 100 women important to the history of the world, the women in the following list will at least be in my first draft list.

Carrie Chapman Catt: Long-term organization of female organizers, organization of international voting rights leaders

Aragon's Spanish rulers Castilla and Isabella I as rulers of her husband's partner drive the Moor from Granada, expell the unconverted Jews from Spain and voyage to the new world at Christopher Columbus We established the Inquisition Officer

Catherine Russian Emperor: Expanding the Russian border, promote westernization and modernization

Cixi (Shizuko or Chi Qing), the last lady empress in China, has great power against external influences and is internally dominated.

Indira Gandhi: Prime Minister of India, daughters of other Indian politicians, mother and mother-in-law

Margaret Chase Smith: Republican Senator in Maine, the first woman elected at the Senate and the first woman nominated at the Republican Games

Eleanor Roosevelt: Franklin Delano Roosevelt's wife and legacy, his "eye and ear" president is being hindered by polio, she is a human rights activist.

Hildegard of Bingen: A spiritual, mysterious, foresightly music composer and author of many secular and religious subjects

Kiev Princess Olga: Her marriage is the moment Kiev (to become Russia) turns into Christianity and is considered to be the first saint of the Russian Orthodox church.

Jeanne d'Albret (Navy's Jenny): Protestant leader of Huguenot in France, ruler of Navarre, mother of Henry IV

Elizabeth Blackwell: The first woman (medical doctor) who graduated from medical school and the pioneer of medical women's education

Elizabeth Garrett Anderson: the first woman who passed the UK medical qualification exam, the first female doctor in the UK, the advocacy of women's voting rights and women's opportunities in higher education; the first women elected mayor

Harriet · Tubman: Runaway Slave, Subway Command, Abolishist, Spy, Soldier, Civil War, Nurse

Sojourner Truth: Black abolitionists also insist on women's suffrage and meet Abraham Lincoln at the White House.

Mary Church Terrell: Civil Rights Association Leader, Founder of the National Association of Colored People, Charter for Promotion of Colored People National Association of People

Alice Walker: Author of Color Purple, Pulitzer Prize, Restoring Zora Neill Hurston's Work, Opposing Female Circumcision

Welcome to the results of this year's BBC History Magazine poll, including 100 women who gained inspiration from history. We asked the experts of human efforts in ten different fields and nominated ten women who think they had the greatest influence on world history. Then we gave you, our readers have the opportunity to vote on this favorite number from this list. The results presented here may cause controversy ... "Curie has a series of outstanding achievements," Chairman of the British Scientific History Society, nominated a Polish-born French scientist, Patricia Farah Said. "She is the first woman who won the Nobel Prize, the first woman who received a female professor at the University of Paris, and the first woman who noticed the use of people instead of women at the second Nobel Prize."

March is dedicated to celebrate the history of women! All excitement around this breakthrough event and extraordinary women, it is difficult to believe that decades ago, the history of women as important subjects and research focus does not actually exist. In fact, even that at school is not taught. It all started in New York City, February 28, 1909. The first women's day was held to celebrate the first anniversary of the strikes of clothing workers in the city. The event was organized by the Socialist Party and thousands of women gathered to commemorate the event. In 2 years, women's day has become an international anniversary

Tuesday will celebrate the first 100 years when some of British women have been given voting rights. This landmark moment opened the way for women's elections throughout the UK. I am thinking about progress now and seeking an important moment to emphasize by changing the performance of extraordinary women. Jules Coleman and Alex Depledge opened a start-up on-demand cleaning at Hassle in 2013. The company currently operates in 14 countries and raised $ 6 million from Accel Partners before being bought by competitors in Berlin in July. Assist in cash and stock trading and evaluate the project at a price of EUR 32 million