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Inventions by Women

Using the hints, correctly identify the inventions that were built by women.
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1944
Katharine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers invented this somewhat pseudoscientific psychological test
MBTI
1946
Marion Donovan improved infant hygiene with these
Disposable diapers
1938
Ruth Graves Wakefield invented the recipe for this popular desert
Chocolate chip cookies
1919
Alice Parker invented this gas-powered system for the home
Central heating
1868
Margaret Knight designed a machine that mass produced these, which are still used in grocery stores today
Square-bottom paper bags
1930s
Leila Alice Denmark co-created this vaccine, which prevented a high-contagious bacteria that often affected children
Pertussis Vaccine
1985
Carmela Vitale invented this object you might see in a Domino's or Papa Johns box
Pizza saver
1961
Mathematician Katherine Johnson created the calculations which where crucial to the success of this spaceflight, which sent the first United States astronaut into space
Mercury-Redstone 3 (Freedom 7)
1948
Bessie Blount Griffin, a physical therapist, invented this device to help WW2 amputees
Assistive eating device
2000s
VP of Google Marian Croak advanced this technology, which led to crucial video conferencing software like FaceTime and Zoom
Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
1885
Sarah E. Goode invented this furniture piece for working-class people in small apartments, and it was a precursor to a similar product by William Lawrence Murphy
Folding cabinet bed
1956
Mary Kenner patented this invention to provide more comfortable menstruation by eliminating chaffing, but it would become obsolete in the 80s.
Sanitary belt
1885-86
Josephine Cochrane invented the first hand-powered version of this common household appliance
Dishwasher
1899
American nurse Letitia Geer invented this device commonly used in medical practices today, though sometimes feared by children
One-handed medical syringe
1965
Stephanie Kwolek created this life-saving material used to make bulletproof vests
Kevlar
1960s
Margaret Hamilton created this term to describe her work--work that was critical to the success of Apollo 11
Software engineering
1877
Anna Connelly designed these life-saving urban structures after a devastating fire in NYC caused widespread destruction and loss of life
Fire escape
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