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Margaret Hamilton
was a smart person who changed how computers work. She was born on August 17,
1936, in Indiana. Margaret really liked math and science from when she was
young. She started doing computer stuff when it was still new.

It is a Great Resource to Use in Women’s History Month in March

This resource is fully editable in PowerPoint! If time is a concern, we’ve
also included a hassle-free, ready-to-use PDF version.
 
What’s Inside:
· (Editable) Comprehension Passage
· (Editable) MCQ’s From passage
· (No-Prep) Comprehension Passage
· (No-Prep) MCQ’s From passage

 
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