Sylvia Earle, Explorer for National Geographic

Amelia was born and raised by Mr. and Ms. Earhart. WhenIn 1918 she saw an airplane at a state fair. How in the following year she became a nurse forwounded World War One soldiers. When she was in Toronto she attended a flying expedition with herfriends. Amelia Earhart attended an air show with her father, Edward Stanton Earhart. She later recalled,“By the time I got two or three hundred feet off the ground, I knew I had to fly.”On January 3, 1931 Amelia had her first flying lesson with a pilot named Neta Snook. AmeliaEarhart soon named her first plane, which is a biplane Canary. Eleven months later she passes her flyinglessons test given by the National Aeronautic Association. In October of the year after, Amelia Earhartset an altitude record

It was not until a few years before her death she started growing up a bit, finding interests and hobbies. She really got into natural stuff and homeopathic medicine and was excited to be an expert in something. She wanted to help people. It was exciting for her. It was nice to see her becoming the person she wanted to be. But, she never got the chance to finish the metamorphosis.”

The American Red Cross is a Non-Profit organization dedicated to serving members of the American armed forces and their families, as well as supplying disaster relief in the United States and across the nation. This reputable organization was founded in May 21, 1881 by one of the most honored women in America’s history; Clarissa “Clara” Harlowe Barton. Barton was born on Christmas Day 1821 in Oxford, Massachusetts. She was the youngest of five children her father was captain of the local army and a government official in oxford, while her mother was an independent women known for her prudence. Clara grew up in a home with two male figures who participated in the armed forces, therefore she was taught the necessities

How did Elizabeth Eckford stay at Central High after all the things people did to her? In the 1950’s, the United State Supreme Court ruled that all schools must be integrated, thus ending the segregation of schools in the Southern States. Elizabeth was one of the nine African American students to be the first to attend Central High in Little Rock Arkansas. It had been an all-white school up to this point. Many people were upset and angry about integrating the schools. Evidence shown by a nonfiction article called “Elizabeth Eckford” by Scope Magazine confirms that Ms.Eckford was courageous because she had bravery and persevered.

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Belle Boyd was born in 1844 as the oldest of eight kids. She went to collage when she was twelve and graduated when she was sixteen. Boyd became a spy for the Confederacy before she was eighteen. When she was a spy she was a messenger and a medical transporter in the south. During many of the wars involving Confederate soldiers Boyd nursed the wounded back to health. Betrayed by one of her first loves, she was arrested twice and after finally being released she went to England to regain her health. While in England she pursued her acting career and started her novel Belle Boyd In Camp and Prison. When she returned to the U.S she shortly toured as an actress until she retired in 1869 and married John Swanston Hammond. Soon after, Boyd suffered a mental collapse and had her first soon in a Stockton insane asylum. She was discharged in 1870 and had three more children before settling in Dallas where her marriage was dissolved in in 1884. She then married her third husband and her full name became Belle Boyd-Harding-Hammond-High. She died of a heart attack in Kilbourn, (Which is currently known as the Dells) Wisconsin in the year 1900 at the age of 57. (Answer to question 1).

She managed to go to school for only a few years where she taught herself mathematical and scientific subjects including anatomy, paleontology, geology, and scientific illustration. She would even sometimes copy scientific papers by hand. After she was done with school, she studied paleontology her whole life, and never got a “real job”.

Born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on October 24, 1939, Allen grew up in Cubero, New Mexico, a Spanish land-grant town 50 miles west of Albuquerque. She often referred to herself as a “multicultural event,” and wrote that the culture of this region and the ethnic and religious diversity of her family combined to

Sylvia Earle is an incredibly curious person that is constantly wondering and caring for the ocean and it’s creatures this makes her the quintessential American. Earle is a curious being ready to explore the unknown depths and discover the world around us. She is inventive and finds new ways of doing things and comes up with ideas to better understand our world and how it works. She is inspiring to thousands to become like her and discover new things and follow their dreams. And she is caring about others around her

Her father was a carpenter, a cabinetmaker, but the family were poor and they struggled to build a steady income. So making the most out of the area they lived in, she, her brother and father would often spend time down at the beach, hunting for little shells, fossils, and reptiles that they could polish and sell to holidaymakers on the sea front.

Amelia Earhart was born on July 24, 1897 at Atchison, Kansas, United States. Amelia Earhart made a lot of triumphs that pulled the trigger to many of other human being. Amelia Earhart was a pioneer aviatrix who made the stunning record breaking solo journey across Atlantic Ocean as a woman. However, Amelia Earhart was a second aviator to journey over Atlantic Ocean. Amelia Earhart used Lockheed Model 5B Vega to complete the flight over Atlantic Ocean alone.

During the course of history there have not been many warrior women. Helen of Troy, Joan of Arc and Amelia Earhart are few of the women that we can consider warrior women. In todays’ society warrior women run Fortune 500 companies, hold important seats in politics, are inventors in technology and in science which were thought to be male dominate professions. Warrior women have sacrificed a lot to be part of the elite group. Warrior women have sacrificed many of their feminine values instead of conforming to what is expected of them. A warrior woman is someone who can defend their feminine values without giving up on their aspirations. (Are)Warrior women play many roles and achieve greatness in all that she does because she will stand up and fight for what she believes in and will be constantly pushing for change in relation to the position of women in our society. A warrior woman possesses as much strength, determination and courage as any man. Amelia Earhart was a warrior woman who was willing to fight for what she believed in and prove that she would be able to do what any man could do. (Are) In today’s society women are considered equal to men. During the course of time progression in gender equality has become more evident. Women of the past like Amelia Earhart have influenced today’s evolution of the warrior woman.

Although a myriad of books has been read over the years, one genuinely stood out; The Wanderer by Sharon Creech. Beyond doubt it has been my escape book, the one that is always there, the book will never develop boredom and still I will remember it word for word. Marvelous books such as this, gives the reader a fantastic sense of being in the book; hiding below deck watching the story unfold in front of their eyes all the while feeling like if they looked behind them there would be a colossal wave about to knock them out of the book. Moreover when the reader understands this book, it seems that the characters know them by the way the words are laid out on the page. They feel trapped in the endless arguments of relatives that are stuck on the

“Those who dwell as scientist or laymen, among the beauties and mysteries of the earth are never alone or weary of life.” – Rachel Carson

Jose Salvador Alvarenga: The Man Was Stranded At Sea 438 Days Survival has been the topic of many stories throughout the history of literature. Whether it would be a situation dealing with plane crashing, being stuck, being sick, or being homeless, survival can uplift the spirit and inspire many readers. Think about being stuck in the middle of the sea for 438 days without knowing what’s around or what can possibly come near. Most people couldn't imagine surviving out there for that long. Jose Alvarenga, a fisher on November 18, found himself in a very harsh situation that he couldn't get out of in 2012. While many people felt that Salvador was very strong, he could have avoided his situation if he had made better decisions on that very day.