Juliette Gordon Low

As an educator and a humanitarian, Juliette Gordon Low established the founder of Girl Scout of America, the world's largest girl organization.

Low received a nickname "Senzentai" at a very young age and was soon known with his stubborn but charismatic spirit. When she was young, Raw has been passionate about art, often painting, theater, writing poetry, and writing poetry.

After receiving education, Low travels the United States and Europe. She got married to a wealthy British, William Mackay Law (1886), but when William died in 1905, the couple's marriage collapsed rapidly and the low tide split.

In 1911, in the UK, Low has established intimate friendship with Sir Robert Baden-Powell, founder of Boy Scout and Girl Guides. Low soon became interested in the Girl Guide Program and insisted that girls should have the opportunity to grow physically, spiritually and spiritually outside the isolated family environment. She returned to Savannah, Georgia on March 12, 1912, met 18 girls and registered as members of the US Girl Guide. In 1913 the name of the organization was changed to a girl scout, and in 1915 an American girl scout was founded. Row served as the first president of the organization and donated freely in the early days.

Low treatment is completely hearing-impaired in one ear, almost hearing-impaired in the other because the ear infections of puberty and treatment of the eardrum pierced through in their twenties are inadequate. It is well known that she exaggerated her hearing loss when she pretended not to listen to a friend who was petitioning for a promise to work for Boy Scouts. At a funky luncheon, she cropped the hat with carrots and parsley and said to the guest, "Oh my trimming is very difficult? I can not afford to wear this hat". The Boy Scouts will save all the money, do you know Boy Scouts?

Juliet Gordon Law was born on October 31, 1860 at Juliet McGill Kindy Gordon in Savannah, Georgia, and is currently under the control of a girl scout. I will register a historic building. America Visit this birthplace and learn about Juliet and her family's lifestyle. Daisy's parents are William Washington Gordon II and Eleanor (Nelly) Kinsey Gordon. Daisy's father, William, was from Savanna and his family played an important role in the development of the city. Daisy's grandfather William Washington Gordon I worked at Georgia State Council, became the mayor of Savannah, and established Central Rail and Banking Corporation. There are counties in Georgia named after W.W. Gordon I of the world

Juliette Gordon Low's mother, Nelly Kenzie Gordon, wrote about her experience during the yellow fever epidemic of 1876. Nelly's husband, William Washington, Gordon II stayed in Savanna during the fashion to fulfill his duties as a member of the Savanna Mercy Society. Nelly wants to get close to her husband and refuses to go back to Eto'a with her children. As a compromise, Nelly agreed to be outside of Guytown. The memory of her twelve pages contains a graphical depiction of the symptoms of yellow fever

Juliet Gordon Law grew up in the era of great confrontation and change in the United States. During her childhood, the Low family suffered from civil war, reconstruction, and yellow fever epidemics. Despite these struggles, she grew up in a loving family and enjoyed a well educated privilege. As a young girl, Low likes to play outdoors and hopes to help others. Later, she will help thousands of girls enjoy outdoor activities, serve others and become founder of American Girl Scout.

When Juliette Gordon Low founded a girl scout in 1912, she was meant to serve all girls regardless of race, race, ability and income. A girl in the detention detention center in Japan established in 1917 continued to receive support from the girl scout during detention in the 1940 's. By the end of the 1960s, Girl Scouts actively participated in the civil rights movement. They held a conference called Speak Out to discuss ways to eliminate prejudice. The organization also started a national initiative called "action 70" to help build a better relationship among people regardless of race, religion, age, nationality.