Women Revolutionaries?

Question

Name two or more if can

pls give me something

Answer 1

Clara Barton was the founder and first President of the American Red Cross, which was established on May 21, 1881, in Washington, D.C.
http://www.redcross.org/museum/registry/profile.asp?id=33

Ma Barker (her actions caused the United States government to adopt several changes in law enforcement)
Notorious Outlaw
http://hubpages.com/hub/mabarker

Bonnie Parker
Notorious Outlaw
http://www.fbi.gov/libref/historic/famcases/clyde/clyde.htm

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Answer 2

Queen Boudica of the Iceni kingdom of Britain led a rebellion against Rome in the year 60 or 61 after the Romans annexed her late husband. Prasutagus's kingdom, flogged her and raped her daughters. The deaths on both sides may have reached 160,000, apparently rather equally divided between the two sides. When she was defeated, she is reported to have taken poison and died.

Melida Anaya Montes, who went by the nom de guerre "Ana Maria" was the second in command of the FMLN communist insurgency in El Salvador until her murder in 1983 by its leader, Cayetano Carpio, who went by the nom de guerre "Commander Marcial." The FMLN demobilized in 1992 and is now one of the two leading political parties in El Salvador, although some elements of the party have broken off.

Answer 3

Emma Goldman
Alexandra Sokolovskaia
Alexandra Kollontai
Rosa Luxemburg

Answer 4

If you mean the American Revolution.....
Molly Pitcher has been associated with a tale of the Revolution, but almost every woman connected to a patriot soldier would fit the bill. This is why we have an association called the 'DAR' or 'Daughters of the Revolution'....

Answer 5

A long list is here:

http://www.lothene.demon.co.uk/others/women18.html
and here
http://www.alibris.com/search/books/subject/Women%20revolutionaries

Olympe de Gouges, a butcher's daughter, proved to be one of the most outspoken and articulate women revolutionaries. In 1791 she wrote the following declaration, directly challenging the inferiority presumed of women by the Declaration of the Rights of Man. Her attempts to push this idea lead to her being charged with treason during the rule of the National Convention. She was quickly arrested, tried, and on November 3, 1793, executed by the guillotine
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1791degouge1.html

Answer 6

Margaret Corbin. husband was an artilleryman in Washington's army. When he was mortally wounded during the doomed defense of New York she took his place manning the cannon!

Betsy Ross. no more need be said of this great woman.

Answer 7

Susan B. Anthony perhaps?

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Answer 8

Anita Garibaldi:
The encounter with Garibaldi In a 1839 Italian young person, Giuseppe Garibaldi, combatant in the revolution riograndense (the War of the Farrapos), lands with the ships to Lagoon, where Anita knows. The girl, attracted from the mind of the combatant, of innamorò: skillful cavallerizza, she was master of the inexpert sailor who, for its part, began it to the military technique. Their life with in the fight began therefore to the imperialist forces. The battle of Curitibanos and the wedding In the battle of Curitibanos to the beginnings of 1840, Anita came made captive, but the enemy commander, admired from its indomito temperament, let to convince to grant them the search of the corpse of the husband between the fallen in battle; in a moment of distraction of the vigilance, he seized a horse and he escaped rejoining itself with Garibaldi with Vacaria, in the Large River I give On the 16 september the 1840 nacque their first son to which they gave the name of an Italian patriot, Menotti. After little days, Anita escaped to a new ambush, in fact the imperialist ones encircled the house, but it was launch to horse with the baby in arm and caught up the forest where it remained hidden for 4 days until Garibaldi found again it. In the 1841 indefensible military situation divenne, Garibaldi churches and obtained from general Bento Gonçalves to leave the army republican: Anita, Giuseppe and Menotti moved themselves therefore to Montevideo where they remained for 7 years. In the 1842 they made official their tie and they were married in the parish of Saint Bernardino. In the 1843 nacque Rosita that died to single 2 years. In the 1845 nacque Teresita and the 1847 nacque Ricciotti Garibaldi. The tie with Garibaldi [modification] Anita supported always the choices of the husband, than although she taught history and mathematics, continued to having relationships with shelters political Italians to you end a lot that constituted the Italian Legion against the spin-Argentines who contested the sovereignty of the Uruguay. In the 1847 Anita it sailed for Italy with the sons and caught up to Nizza the mother of Garibaldi that caught up them some months after. 9 February 1849 attended with the husband to the proclamation of the Roman Republic, but the invasion franc-Austrian of Rome, after the defeat to the Gianicolo, forced them to leave the city. Anita, sufferer and in advanced state of pregnancy, tried not to make to feel just the weight to the husband, but the conditions got worse when they caught up the Marino Republic Saint. Braccati from the enemies, came in a rush transported to the Guiccioli small farm to Ravenna where it died 4 August 1849

Answer 9

amelia airheart, clara barton, harriet tubman, suan b anthony, oprah

Answer 10

I can not.