Susan B. Anthony, American crusader for women’s rights especially the right to vote, born (1820)

• Celebrate Women's History Month!
  Each March, Education World recognizes women's history month with new classroom teaching resources. This year, we're excited to bring you several valuable tools -- including a Women's History WebQuest, Women of the Century. This WebQuest will challenge your students to work cooperatively as they create a women's history encyclopedia to supplement outdated and sorely lacking textbooks!
  

Cyrus Hall McCormick, American inventor of the mechanical reaper born (1809)

• Great Sites for Teaching About...Inventors and Inventions
  

Susan Brownmiller, American feminist author (Against Our Will), born (1935)

Niklaus Wirth, Swiss computer programmer & inventor of PASCAL programming language, born (1934)

• Technology Center
  Technology resources and tools
  

Sarah Fuller, early advocate of teaching deaf children to read lips rather than signing who taught at the Boston School for Deaf-Mutes (now Horace Mann School for the Deaf), born (1836)

• Special Education Center
  Resources and activities from our Special Education Center
  
• Deaf-Blind Awareness Week
  Education World looks at some noteworthy Web sites dedicated to the topic of deaf-blindness.
  

Lewis Wallace, American author (Ben Hur), died at 77 (1905)

Richard P. Feynman, American physicist (Physical Law) Nobel 1965, died at 69 (1988)

U.S. battleship Maine blew up in Havana Harbor, killing 260 crew members and escalating tensions with Spain (1898)

Walt Disney's animated film "Cinderella" was released (1950)

Maple Leaf became the official flag of Canada (1965)

Female lawyers first admitted to practice before U.S. Supreme Court (1879)

Soviet military occupation of Afghánistán ended (1989)