Marriage to Louis VII and Queen of France
Eleanor married Louis VII and became Queen of France.
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Eleanor married Louis VII and became Queen of France.
View detailsMary married Philip of Spain, aligning English interests with Habsburg Spain.
View detailsClark named "Pompy’s Tower" along the Yellowstone River in honor of Sacagawea's son, Jean-Baptiste.
View detailsFlora Adams Darling was born on July 25, 1840, in Lancaster, New Hampshire.
View detailsOn 25 July 1918, Annette Abbott Adams became the first woman appointed as a U.S. Attorney, heading the Northern District of California.
View detailsRosalind Elsie Franklin was born in London, England, in an Anglo-Jewish family.
View detailsAda Cambridge died on 19 July 1926 in Elsternwick, Melbourne, Australia, closing a literary career that spanned more than 40 novels, poetry collections, and memoirs.
View detailsCatherine Sophia Callbeck was born in Central Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
View detailsFrances Hamilton Arnold was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.
View detailsDelivered a nationally televised constitutional opening statement during the House Judiciary Committee's Nixon impeachment hearings on July 25, 1974.
View detailsAt Bogotá Feminist Encuentro, November 25 was designated to honor the Mirabals.
View detailsPerformed a spacewalk outside Salyut 7, a first for women.
View detailsOn July 25, 1984, Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton passed away in Los Angeles.
View detailsBecomes first athlete to win six golds at a single World Championships, sweeping Lyon 2013 by 25 July 2013.
View detailsSets championship records in 200m and 400m at Lyon 2013.
View detailsCallbeck retired from the Senate of Canada upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 75.
View detailsCompeted in 200 m freestyle at World Championships in Budapest.
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