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welcome Divergent historians the air is


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thick with Secrets Whispers of the past


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that have been hidden for centuries as I


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move through these hallowed Halls of


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History I can feel it stories that have


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been kept in the shadows waiting for the


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light and today I'm here to bring them


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to you I'm Ralph and welcome to


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Divergent history but this this is no


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ordinary history lesson no today we're


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pulling back the curtain on the hidden


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overlooked and downright shocking truths


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about women's history the stories you've


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heard they've only scratched the surface


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what if I told you that behind every


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King there was a queen who truly held


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the Reigns of power what if I told you


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that the greatest inventions didn't come


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from where you thought these are the


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stories that could reshape how we see


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all of history from Queens who secretly


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ruled Empires to inventors who changed


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the world from the Shadows this is going


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to be one wild ride but here's the catch


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if you don't stick around until the very


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end you'll miss the most jaw-dropping


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story of them all a truth so powerful it


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might just change everything are you


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ready let's step back in into the past


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and uncover the history you've never


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been


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told first up let's talk about women who


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shaped entire Empires without ever


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getting the credit sure you've heard of


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Cleopatra and Elizabeth the


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first but what about hasetsu of Egypt


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she was one of the most successful


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pharaohs yet many of her achievements


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were deliberately erased by those who


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came after her jealous much


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herin saw Egypt's economy boom and its


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borders


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expand but how many of us learned that


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in school exactly not many next we have


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atasa who was no passive Queen she


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played a crucial role in shaping Persian


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diplomacy using her influence to


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solidify the Empire's control across


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vast territories the woman had moves


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worthy of any chess Grandmaster and now


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one of my favorite what about Viking


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women archaeological evidence suggests


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they didn't just sit around weaving no


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they may have led raids and managed


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large Farms while the men were off


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pillaging so forget the shield Maiden


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myth these women were real life Power


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Players now let's switch gears to


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technology everyone knows about Edison


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and Tesla but what about aah love lace


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the first computer programmer not only


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did she work on Charles babbage's early


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Computing machine but she also had the


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foresight to predict that machines could


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go beyond simple calculation talk about


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Visionary then there's Hy Lamar the


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1940s Hollywood actress who co-invented


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frequency hopping technology during


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World War II which is the basis for


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modern-day Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wow so


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the next time your Netflix Works without


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buffering let's thank he


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bonus round did you know the first


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Monopoly game was invented by a woman


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named Elizabeth Magi she designed the


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game as a protest against monopolies and


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corporate greed but her role in history


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was largely erased when Parker Brothers


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commercialized it incredible isn't


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it next we dive into


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revolutions where women didn't just


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watch from the sidelines they led the


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charge everyone knows about George


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Washington but what about CYO lington


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she was only 16 years old when she rode


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twice the distance of Paul River to


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alert American troops of a British


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Invasion how is she not a household name


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now let's move across the pond during


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the French Revolution olymp thees penned


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the Declaration of the rights of women


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and the female Citizen and fought for


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gender equality her reward you might ask


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the guillotine during the reign of


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terror H not exactly the ending she


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deserved Now we move down south down in


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Colombia where polycarpa salvara was a


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revolutionary Spy Who gathered


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intelligence for Rebel forces against


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the Spanish Crown she's one of


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Colombia's National heroins though her


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sacrifice isn't as well known as her


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male


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counterparts now let's move over into


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science we've all heard of rosalin


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Franklin right what no you haven't heard


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of her well she's a scientist whose


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x-ray images were crucial to discovering


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the double helix structure of DNA but


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guess what her male colleagues took most


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of the credit and she was largely


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overlooked in the Nobel Prize Awards and


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who do you think figured out that


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nuclear fion could be used to create


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Atomic power any guesses that's right a


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woman named lice miter


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another genius who was pushed into the


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Shadows while her male partner received


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all the accolades and let's not forget


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Margaret Hamilton who helped code the


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software that landed Apollo 11 on the


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moon without her Neil Armstrong might


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not have made his one small step comment


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so where is her giant


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statue all right here's a bonus section


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for you women who worked as spies and


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changed the course oft history let's


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talk about Virginia Hall who was an


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American spy during World War II she was


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so effective that the Nazis considered


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her one of the most dangerous Allied


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agents did I mention she did it all with


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a prosthetic leg named cuffer weird fact


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but James Bond eat your heart out and


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then we have matahari a dancer turn spy


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was she a brilliant double agent or just


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a


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scapegoat history is murky but her


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execution by the French has ensured her


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place in history's Hall of mysteries


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these women didn't just infiltrate Enemy


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Lines they rewrote the rules of


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Espionage but wait we can't stop there


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history is full of women who change the


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game and most of them don't even get a


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footnote in history take Julie the Aly


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for example a 17th century French opera


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singer and sword fighter Yes you heard


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me right she fought duels with men


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joined the Opera and even ran off with a


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nun what a life or how about chingi the


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most successful pirate in history


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R she commanded over 300 ships and


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terrorize the Chinese seeds when she


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finally retired she broke her a deal


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with the Chinese government to keep all


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her Loot and live out her days in peace


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oh and let's not forget Mary Anning the


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paleontologist who discovered some of


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the most important dinosaur fossils her


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findings helped shape the field of


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paleontology but because she was a woman


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she didn't receive recognition until


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long after her


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death then we have en Zinga who was a


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17th century Queen of the indongo and


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matamba Kingdoms in what is now known as


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Angola she's often described as one of


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Africa's most formidable rulers and


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Zinga fought against Portuguese


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colonizers for for decades using


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military tactics diplomacy and even


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shifting alliances to keep her kingdom


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free en Zinga was known for being both a


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shrewd Diplomat and a brilliant military


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strategist when the Portuguese refused


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her a chair during


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negotiations Legend has it she made one


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of her servants kneel down so she can


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sit making her Point loud and clear she


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used Guerilla Warfare and formed


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alliances with the African kingdoms to


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resist European colonization for decades


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protecting her people and her


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power her story represents the resistant


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many African rulers faced as Colonial


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Powers attempted to invade in zinga's


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determination and strategic mind kept


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her kingdom intact for far longer than


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many of her male


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counterparts next up hatsu hatsu wasn't


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just any Queen She she was a pharaoh


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which meant she was technically the king


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of Egypt ruling from 1478 to 1458 BC she


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took on male titles and even wore the


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ceremonial false beard to assert her


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Authority under her Reign Egypt saw


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unprecedented Prosperity she initiated


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massive building projects that


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solidified Egypt's cultural Legacy


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including her famous Mortuary Temple at


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De Al Bari but after her death her


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stepson thos theii tried to heras her


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from history statues were defaced


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inscriptions were scratched off and her


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name was erased from the official lists


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of pharaohs the ancient version of a bad


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breakup I


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suppose yet despite the efforts to erase


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her had Shepu Legacy endured historians


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and archaeologists have since


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rediscovered her Brilliance and restored


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her rightful place as one of Egypt's


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greatest rulers


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[Music]


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now let's look at another one Sophia D


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leip Singh who was no ordinary


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suffragette she was an Indian princess


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and the goddaughter of Queen Victoria


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born into royalty she used her platform


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to fight for women's rights in Britain


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during the early 20th century not


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content with living a royal life she


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became one of the most vocal members of


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the women's social and political union


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refusing to pay paid taxes and protests


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and even selling suffer jet newspapers


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outside Hampton Court Palace her royal


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residence now imagine being a princess


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and shouting slogans on the street


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corner that's commitment Sophia's Royal


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status didn't stop her from getting into


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the trenches of the fight for women's


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rights her courage and standing up to


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the British government even while being


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part of the establishment show that no


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one is too privileged to fight for


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justice


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next up graany om Ali also known as


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Grace om Ali was an Irish pirate Queen


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in the 16th century who commanded ships


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and fought English rule huh but don't


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let the pirate label fool you she was


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also a Savvy political leader and


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negotiator Grace actually met Queen


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Elizabeth the First in person two


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powerful women face to face omali


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negotiated the release of her captured


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family members and cured her land's back


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all while refusing to bow to the Queen


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the nerve the audacity the Brilliance om


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Ali's Story shows that women could wield


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both sword and diplomacy commanding


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respect in a male dominated world of


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politics and piracy and let's be honest


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I totally watch that


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movie Next Up Wu Zan who was the only


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female emperor in the history of China


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ruling during the Tang Dynasty from 690


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to 705 ad bet you haven't heard of her


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her rise to power wasn't easy she


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started as a concubine then used her


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political wit to climb to the highest


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position in the Empire once she secured


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her throne woo wasn't just a placeholder


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ruler no she initiated major reforms in


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agriculture education and government and


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expanded China's borders


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she promoted meritocracy even changing


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the rules of the civil service exams to


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ensure fairness yet after her death her


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Legacy was tarnished with historians


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depicting her as a ruthless usurper W


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Zan's Reign was both effective and


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controversial she redefined what it


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meant to rule an Empire and shattered


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the gender Norms of her time but she was


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later painted as a villain to restore


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the patriarch


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her Story shows that women who break the


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mold often face backlash long after


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their


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reign next up Tomo Goen who was a


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legendary female samurai warrior in 12th


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century Japan Yes you heard me right she


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fought in the gene war and is remembered


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for her extraordinary bravery and skill


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in battle her Legend describes her as a


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Warrior capable of facing down entire


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armies slicing through enemies with ease


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and in case you didn't know female suar


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eyes were not a common thing back then


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Tomo goin's story is full of action and


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mystery some accounts say she continued


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to fight after the war While others


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suggest she retired and became a nun H


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either way her Legacy as a Fierce and


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skilled Warrior remains cemented in


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Japanese folklore and history Tomo Goen


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was the real deal she wasn't just a


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symbol of strength she lived it on the


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battlefield next let's look at safo safo


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was one of the greatest lyric Poets of


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ancient Greece living on the Island of


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Lesbos she wrote deeply personal and


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emotional poetry about love Beauty And


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The Human Experience her work was so


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powerful that the great Plato called her


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the 10th Muse but unfortunately Ely most


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of her work has been lost over time


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leaving us with only fragments of her


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genius Sapp's poetry was revered in


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ancient times and her writing provided a


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rare glimpse into the emotional life of


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women in ancient Greece despite this


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much of her work was lost or destroyed


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and for centuries her influence was


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downplayed or ignored Sapp's Legacy has


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endured though as a symbol of love


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beauty and the emotional depth that


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transcends


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time from Pirate Queens to trailblazing


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scientists these women didn't just


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participate in history they truly shaped


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it and the crazy part we've barely


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scratched the surface their stories have


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been buried for centuries but once you


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uncover them you realize just how vital


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they were to the world we live in today


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but wait what if I told you that some of


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the most famous moments in history have


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a real dark side what if everything you


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thought you knew about certain events is


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only part of the story and the real


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truth has been hidden in plain sight


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stay tuned because in our next video


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we're peeling back the layers of History


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to reveal the shocking Truths Behind


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Some of the most celebrated historical


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moments trust me you don't want to miss


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this one thank you for watching and


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spending this time with us here at


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divergent history until next time we'll


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see you soon