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| 2. | Had children by both Ceasar and Marc Antony |
| 3. | Television Chef that made cover of TIME Magazine |
| 7. | Pioneer of Modern Nursing, nicknamed "Lady with the Lamp" |
| 8. | Heroine of France, led her country to victory over England in the 100 year war |
| 9. | Said, "Come on up and see me sometime." |
| 10. | Lost Her Head During the French Revolution |
| 11. | 1920s Paris Stage Queen Turned 1960s Civil Activist |
| 12. | Nominated by President Clinton to be Secretary of State |
| 14. | Current monarch to 16 sovereign states known as "Commonwealth Realms" |
| 16. | President Truman referred to her as "The first lady of the world," due to her work in the area of human rights. |
| 18. | Cultural Icon Representing 6 million women who worked in manufacturing plants while men were serving in World War II |
| 21. | Won 4 Oscars for Best Actress and was Nominated 12 times. Last win was for "On Golden Pond." |
| 23. | Nicknamed "Mother of the Modern Civil-Rights Movement." Refused to give up her bus seat to a white man. |
| 24. | "Queen of Soul" and "Lady Soul" are her nicknames. |
| 27. | Talk show host, has a magazine that carries her name. |
| 29. | Founder of the American Red Cross |
| 30. | First Lady from 1861 to 1865. |
| 32. | First female Attorney General of the United States |
| 34. | First Lady from 1963 to 1969 |
| 36. | Received Oscar Nomination for role of Baby Jane Hudson |
| 37. | First African-American woman to serve as Secretary of State. |
| 40. | First Lady from 1977 until 1981 |
| 41. | Wrote "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" |
| 42. | Born in Princeton, Missouri, friend of "Wild Bill" Hickok |
| 43. | She loved Ricky Riccardo |
| 44. | Won Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993. Wrote "Beloved." |
| 46. | First Lady from 1974 until 1977 |
| 47. | Founded the Missionary of Charity. Won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for her humanitarian work |
| 48. | Nicknamed "Unsinkable" |
| 49. | Three time Olympic champion even though she suffered from polio as a young child |
