7-Day Women in History Streak
Learn about one woman from history each day and note her key achievement. Check in once a day.
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Daily facts and stats about women's history and achievements, plus real challenges to put them to work.
In 1893, which self-governing country became the first to let women vote in national elections?
New Zealand granted women the vote in national elections in 1893.

One ranked attempt per day. Practice as much as you like.
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Learn about one woman from history each day and note her key achievement. Check in once a day.
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Ask a woman in your family or community about a proud moment in her life and post a short write-up (with permission).
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Write a thank-you note to a woman who has helped you, deliver it, and post a short write-up about it.
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Everyone on this arena gets the same five questions each day, from easy to hard. You get one ranked attempt; practice rounds are unlimited.
100 points per correct answer, up to 50 more for answering quickly, a combo multiplier for answers in a row, and 150 bonus points for a perfect round.
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