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Which state elected the first female senator?
The first woman elected to the senate was Hattie Wyatt Caroway of Arkansas. She was appointed to replace her husband, Senator Thaddeus Caroway, who died in office. She then ran for re-election in 1932, making her the first woman to be elected to office. The first woman to serve as a senator was Rebecca Latimer Felton of Georgia, who served for just 1 day in 1922 after her husband died in office.
What were Lewis Howard Latimer's siblings names?
jim latimer
How many sisters and brothers dose Lewis Howard Latimer have?
Lewis Latimer had two older brothers and one younger sister
Who is Lewis howard latimer?
an inventor
Facts about latimer and ridley?
latimer and ridley were 2 bishops from the Tudor reign but they were also protestants. Martyrs, Commited Heresy, Heretics.
When did Rebecca Latimer Felton die?
Rebecca Latimer Felton died in 1930.
What is Rebecca Latimer Felton's birthday?
Rebecca Latimer Felton was born on June 10, 1835.
When was Rebecca Latimer Felton born?
Rebecca Latimer Felton was born on June 10, 1835.
What did Rebecca Latimer Felton do as a living?
she was a good woman
Is Rebecca Latimer Felton black?
she was a white supremacist
Who was Rebecca Latimer Felton?
She was a suffragist who campaigned for rights for white women.
Rebecca Latimer Felton is MOST famous for?
She is most recognized for being a leader in the women's suffrage movement.
Who are Lewis Latimer parents?
Lewis Latimers parents are George and Rebecca Latimer
How is Rebecca Felton famous?
Ms. Felton was the first female US Senator representing the state of Georgia.
Who was Rebecca Latimer?
She was a suffragist who campaigned for rights for white women.
First woman elected to the US senate?
Rebecca Felton of Georgia
Who was the first women chosen for the U.S. senate?
Rebecca Latimer Felton, a Georgia Democrat, became the first woman to serve in the U.S. Senate. She was appointed to fill a vacant seat temporarily; she served for only two days before giving up her seat to the man who had been elected to it. 1922
