Act of Succession affecting Catherine’s status
The Act of Succession requires acknowledgment of the annulment and Anne Boleyn’s children’s legitimacy.
View details20 indexed achievements across recorded history.
The Act of Succession requires acknowledgment of the annulment and Anne Boleyn’s children’s legitimacy.
View detailsMahony was accepted into nursing school on March 23, 1878, signaling a significant milestone.
View detailsHelen Blanchard received U.S. Patent No. 226,387 for a hat-sewing machine producing a zig-zag stitch, expanding her stitching technology to millinery.
View detailsHelene Hale was born on March 23, 1918, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
View detailsBette Nesmith Graham was born in Dallas, Texas, inventor of Liquid Paper.
View detailsAt age 66, Cooper earned her doctorate in French history from the Sorbonne, defending her dissertation on slavery and the French Revolution.
View detailsEdith Head won her first competitive Oscar for Best Costume Design (Black-and-White) for 'The Heiress' at the 22nd Academy Awards.
View detailsDelta State, coached by Margaret Wade, won its first AIAW Division I women's basketball national championship with an undefeated 28–0 season.
View detailsGuides Old Dominion to a second straight AIAW national championship, completing a historic title repeat.
View detailsPatricia Roberts Harris died in Washington, D.C., at the age of 60.
View detailsPatricia Roberts Harris died in Washington, D.C., in 1985.
View detailsElisaveta Bagrjana passed away on March 23, 1991, in Bulgaria.
View detailsSecond Oscar nomination for Best Costume Design for Steven Spielberg’s historical drama "Amistad."
View detailsAt the 75th Academy Awards, Frida received six nominations, including Best Original Song co-written by Julie Taymor, her first Oscar nomination.
View detailsElected chairwoman of the Grand National Party, introducing a bottom-up nomination system.
View detailsCindy Walker passed away on March 23, 2006, in Mexia, Texas, leaving behind a rich legacy.
View detailsReceived the L'Oréal-UNESCO Women in Science award in Paris, honoring her scientific contributions.
View detailsJill Pipher began her term as President of the American Mathematical Society for 2019-2020, becoming one of the few women to lead the society.
View detailsDied in Washington, D.C., at age 84, from cancer, surrounded by family.
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