American First Woman Soldier Quiz

Who was the first woman soldier in American history?

• Sally Ride

• Harriet Tubman

• Deborah Sampson

• Amelia Earhart

In which war did the first woman soldier in American history serve?

• World War II

• American Civil War

• Vietnam War

• War of 1812

What year did the first woman soldier in American history enlist in the military?

• 1901

• 1950

• 1782

• 2000

What was the name of the first woman soldier in American history?

• Mary Williams

• Sarah Johnson

• Rebecca Smith

• Deborah Sampson

Which branch of the military did the first woman soldier in American history join?

• Air Force

• Navy

• Marines

• Army

What obstacles did the first woman soldier in American history face when enlisting?

• Gender discrimination, lack of acceptance by male soldiers, and limited opportunities for advancement

• Equal pay and benefits

• Access to proper training facilities

• Support from family and friends

What was the role of the first woman soldier in American history during her military service?

• Piloted a fighter jet

• Served as a cook

• Served as a nurse

• Commanded a battalion

How did the first woman soldier in American history contribute to the advancement of women in the military?

• She was the first female general in the US military

• She disguised herself as a man and fought in the Revolutionary War

• She invented a new type of weapon for the military

• She led the first all-female battalion in the Civil War

What recognition did the first woman soldier in American history receive for her service?

• Promotion to General

• Lifetime supply of ammunition

• Military pension and honorable discharge

• Medal of Honor

What impact did the first woman soldier in American history have on future generations of women in the military?

• She had no impact on future generations of women in the military

• She discouraged future generations of women from joining the military

• She inspired and opened doors for future generations of women in the military.

• She caused future generations of women to face more obstacles in the military