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Amelia Earhart
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IB Attributes
Risk Taker: Amelia Earhart was definitely a risk taker because she proved to the world that women can endure hardship and do as much as men can do. She did all this by flying an airplane all by herself in every parts of the world, not all women would be brave enough to do what she did/
Caring: Other than flying, Amelia was once a student at the Spadina Military Hospital where she aided many injured soldiers. She was supposed to go to university after a while but she decided to stay in Toronto for a longer time so she can help more fighters.
Open Minded: Amelia Earhart represents this attribute because she tries new things every day. When she was little, she loved sports, when she grew older, she started to enjoy being a medical student. Later on, she started to have an interest on being a pilot so she pursued what she wanted and started her legendary career as an aviator.
Inquirer: When Amelia was small, she sees an airplane for the first time. Right after that, Amelia's curiosity grew bigger as her first feeling of "wanting to become a pilot" came. She asked so many questions including "How does a airplane work?" "What powers it?", etc. Her curiosity is also a main reason why she is a legendary aviator.
Influence to world
To tell people, especially women to pursue their dreams
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The only negative effect I think Amelia left for the world is by influencing a lot of people to take dangerous risks
She even created a organization called Ninty Nines where it supports women from anywhere of the world to become pilots
Introduction
Amelia Earhart was a very famous American aviator who is known for the first women to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. She was also the first women to get the Distinguished Flying Cross.
Nationality: American
Date of Birth: July 24, 1897
Birthplace: Kansas, United States
Date of Death: Unclear because of disappearance, but declared to be dead on January 5, 1939