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Berthe Morisot was born in ____ France, on January 14, 1841.

She was the youngest of three daughters of an upper-middle-class ____

Morisot began to ____ as a child, taking lessons seriously at age seventeen.

Her ____ style featured subtle color harmonies.

At twenty-three, she debuted at the official Salon with two landscapes and was accepted to exhibit ____ for the next ten years.

____ twenty-seven, she was introduced to Edouard Manet, who became a major influence on her work.

Under ____ guidance, her brush strokes became fast and loose. In time, details were eliminated from her paintings.

Her colors were bolder, and she ____ on representing the changing effects of light.

Morisot’s success as an Impressionist painter, characterized by a direct observation of nature, was in that she was one of the first women to challenge established ____ circles.

Bessie Blount ____ was born in Virginia in 1914.

Her formal ____ ended after the sixth grade.

One influential experience at school ____ Bessie was learning to write.

Bessie favored her left ____ but teachers used to force students to write with their right hands.

She took this as ____ challenge and learned to write with her right hand while maintaining her left-handed abilities.

This skill ____ benefit her later.

____ studied nursing, which sparked a passion for physical therapy.

She then became certified in ____ therapy.

She created a neck frame for patients who needed support when holding ____ bowl or cup close to their faces.

____ experience with her left hand came in handy as she helped others in physical therapy learn to use both sides of their bodies.

Mathematical genius Claude Harvard was born in rural ____

When Claude was 11, his family moved ____ Detroit.

Claude saw an ____ for a wireless set around that time.

He was so excited to buy one, so he sold enough of his belongings to ____ the radio.

Claude earned an amateur radio ____ and was the first African American in his state to do so.

After discovering his interest in electronics and machines, Claude was sent to the Henry Ford ____ School.

Later, ____ Ford recognized Claude’s immense genius and hired him at the Ford Motor Company, making him head of their radio department.

It wasn’t long until Claude appeared in a full-page Ford advertisement ____ Popular Science Monthly.

During his ____ at Ford Motor Company, Claude personally patented 29 inventions that were used to manufacture vehicles.

Florence Bascom was born in 1862, the youngest of ____ children.

Bascom was raised by parents who strongly encouraged ____ daughter to pursue an education.

A brilliant student, Bascom entered the University of Wisconsin at the ____ of 15 and earned two bachelor’s degrees and a master’s degree.

Bascom continued her graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University, but was required to ____ behind a screen during classes so she did not distract the male students.

She graduated with a doctor’s degree in ____ in 1893.

Even though she was the second woman in the U.S. to earn a doctor’s ____ in geology, Bascom was a first for women in geology in almost every aspect of her geological career.

She founded the first geology department at Bryn Mawr College, where ____ taught for 33 years.

Additionally, Bascom was the first woman geologist hired by the ____ Geological Survey and worked there until 1936.