Women With Purpose by: Mermerizone

They say that an intuition of a woman is almost scientifically genuine. For a survey conducted states that a woman's senses tracked almost half the consequences by the forces of nature. Somewhat a prophecy.

With their instinct, this gift of fortune telling, let women, the delicate beings on earth, change the perspective of leadership by fixing the curls and curves first than being straightforward than most political men do. With leadership changed, they shifted history lifting GIRL POWER.

Here are some influential women who embarked history.

Queen Elizabeth 1- Who does not know this woman? In the reigning of the past royalties before Elizabeth wasn't so elite. The British citizens suffered poverty and their economy plane crashed. In her regime, she was underestimated due to her gender. I mean...For most men back then. How can a woman uplift the whole empire? With insults heard, Elizabeth pushed her self beyond her limits. She refused the entrance of Spanish Colonials to reign supreme on her land. She gave jobs to her countrymen which gained them the currency with the highest worth. To maintain her power, she refused all her suitors from neighboring countries that might take over the throne.

Cleopatra VII- Though she did not contribute much to the world. But her skilled and willful leadership and bravery as the last pharaoh in Egypt served how women should act in a SEXY way. 

Sacajawea- She led 2 voyagers to their rightful destination. She brought along her tribe with a baby at her back.

Cory Aquino- The first female president of the Philippines, she declared democracy for the nation from the regime of a dictator to avenge the death of her husband whose duty was a senator and voiced for all Filipinos nationwide yearning for freedom.

Anne Frank- She documented her whole life hiding from the Nazi's that murdered Jews in Poland. Her diary was beyond inspirational.

Catherine The Great -Expanded Russian boundaries.

Mary Wollstonecraft- She wrote the "A Vindication for The Rights of Women"

Marry Astell-  wrote the "A serious proposal to the ladies"

Christine de Pizan- "The Book of The City Of Ladies"

Joan of Arc- French National Heroine. She led French Knights to Victory. Burned alive by the church yet canonized.

Marie Curie- Radioactivity

Amelia Earheart - Fisrt female pilot to go solo. Her last trip was to go around the world, but went missing.

Women may look fragile. But they sure can kick ass.