There are many game changers in the world that leave a lasting impact on the world. There have been many game changers since the beginning of time such as Christopher Columbus who discovered America as well as Benjamin Franklin and Obama–Franklin discovered electricity, and Obama was the first African American to become president making great history for African American people. Notice how most of these game changers in history are men. Hillary Clinton was determined to break this mold in order for women to make their mark on the world.
Hillary Clinton had a very nice and secure childhood, her mother, Dorothy Howell had a job that dealt with a lot of organization which may have reflected onto Hillary, making her a very …show more content…
When people are younger they are more easily persuaded to believe a certain thing. In Hillary’s younger life “she believed in the type of individual public service she has learned from her church elders and high school teachers” (Wells 19), but then Hillary went to Wellesley college and took college courses and her perspective on the world changed. What took place in Hillary at this college was a major event in her life, if she did not attend this college she may not have gotten the chance to show the world what women can do and make all of the changes she was able to make. Hillary is very big on women’s rights, she was once denied an opportunity to be an astronaut simply because she is a girl: “in that era, women are barred from becoming astronauts” (Wells 14). Hillary found this infuriating and probably so would any other woman if this is what they wanted to be, maybe this was the event that led Hillary to want to enforce women’s’ rights so badly. After Hillary graduated Wellesley she went to Yale over Harvard because they said they did not need any more women, and this is where she met Bill Clinton. They ended up dating and falling in love, but there was one problem with this relationship, and it was that after they both graduated they were going to split up and Bill would go back to Arkansas and Hillary wanted to go big in New York or Washington D.C. At this moment Hillary
Hillary Clinton had a very nice and secure childhood, her mother, Dorothy Howell had a job that dealt with a lot of organization which may have reflected onto Hillary, making her a very …show more content…
When people are younger they are more easily persuaded to believe a certain thing. In Hillary’s younger life “she believed in the type of individual public service she has learned from her church elders and high school teachers” (Wells 19), but then Hillary went to Wellesley college and took college courses and her perspective on the world changed. What took place in Hillary at this college was a major event in her life, if she did not attend this college she may not have gotten the chance to show the world what women can do and make all of the changes she was able to make. Hillary is very big on women’s rights, she was once denied an opportunity to be an astronaut simply because she is a girl: “in that era, women are barred from becoming astronauts” (Wells 14). Hillary found this infuriating and probably so would any other woman if this is what they wanted to be, maybe this was the event that led Hillary to want to enforce women’s’ rights so badly. After Hillary graduated Wellesley she went to Yale over Harvard because they said they did not need any more women, and this is where she met Bill Clinton. They ended up dating and falling in love, but there was one problem with this relationship, and it was that after they both graduated they were going to split up and Bill would go back to Arkansas and Hillary wanted to go big in New York or Washington D.C. At this moment Hillary