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

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

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

Her early style featured ____ color harmonies.

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

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

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

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

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

Bessie ____ Griffin was born in Virginia in 1914.

Her formal education ended after the sixth ____

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

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

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

This skill would benefit her ____

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

She then became certified in ____ therapy.

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

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

Mathematical genius Claude Harvard was born ____ rural Georgia.

When Claude was 11, his family moved ____ Detroit.

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

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

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

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

Later, Henry ____ 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 career at Ford Motor Company, Claude personally patented 29 inventions that ____ used to manufacture vehicles.

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

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

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

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

She graduated with ____ doctor’s degree in geology 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.

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

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