7 Wonder Women- who made History. Contribution of women in history?

Welcome to our captivating Course, "7 Wonder Women - Who Made History: Contribution of Women in History." In this thought-provoking exploration, we delve into the remarkable achievements of seven extraordinary women who have left an indelible mark on history.

Throughout the ages, women have played an instrumental role in shaping the world we live in today. Their contributions, often overlooked or overshadowed, have been nothing short of groundbreaking. Join us as we celebrate these unsung heroes, shedding light on their remarkable feats and the lasting impact they have had on society.

Our journey begins with Cleopatra

She commanded armies and built warships. She was ruthless with rivals and quick to eliminate traitors. She spoke at least nine languages, received diplomats, and negotiated with kings. Her story has provided material for countless novels and films,

Elizabeth 1

In an era dominated by men, Queen Elizabeth I was the only woman. She ruled England for 45 years, laying the foundation for the British Empire, and when she died in 1603 she gave her name to an entire epoch: the Elizabethan Age.

Next, we delve into the life of Jeanne d'Arc

The first woman who made history in Western civilization, who believed she had a divine mission and saved France during the dark days of the Hundred Years War, was a girl from a simple background who defied all the institutions of the day.

Moving forward, we explore the incredible accomplishments of Mata Hari - The Beautiful Spy

Mata Hari is the very epitome of beauty and feminine seduction. Who is this woman, who exerts a hold over our imagination to this very day? Did Mata Hari really betray secrets revealed to her by influential lovers in moments of weakness?

We then turn our attention to Catherine the Great

At the age of 14 Sophie Auguste Friederike von Anhalt-Zerbst a princess from a minor German aristocratic family, journeyed to Russia... because she had been chosen to marry Grand Duke Peter, heir to the Russian throne.

Our journey also highlights the awe-inspiring achievements of Queen Louise of Prussia

Known as the Queen of Hearts during her lifetime, Louise of Prussia had no official political or military power, yet she wielded influence over the men who did - predominantly her husband King Frederick Wilhelm III - and she had the stature

We cannot overlook the remarkable accomplishments of Sophie Scholl

Sophie Scholl is one of the most popular figures of the German resistance against Hitler during the Second World War. Photographs show her as a 20-year-old girl; knowing that she was interrogated, tried, and executed



Join us on this enthralling journey as we honor these seven wonder women who defied societal norms, shattered glass ceilings, and left an indelible mark on history. Through their extraordinary achievements, they have paved the way for future generations, inspiring us all to strive for greatness.

Prepare to be inspired, enlightened, and moved as we uncover the untold stories of these remarkable women.