Why Am I in Family and Consumer Sciences
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- 4. What was Ellen's mom?
- 5. Was Ellen allowed to tell anyone about classes or graduate from MIT?
- 6. What new college did Ellen attend?
- 9. What did Ellen create that was the first way to test water pollution in inland areas?
- 10. What did Ellen become the first woman of in 1873?
- 12. What did Ellen think needed to be taught to everyone?
- 13. The title of Ellen's book was "The Chemistry of..."
- 14. When could teachers learn about science?
- 15. Who did Ellen meet in the early 1900s to discuss the scientific basis for solving problems in the home?
- 16. What kitchen did Ellen work with in 1890 to perfect nutritional food on a budget?
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- 1. What was the name given to Family and Consumer Sciences origianally?
- 2. What was born in 1842 in Massachusetts?
- 3. What was a new subject in the mid 1800s?
- 7. What did MIT call Ellen when they allowed her to attend?
- 8. What kind of testing lab did Ellen create to test products sold to families?
- 11. Where was the only place to study science? (Use initials)
- 17. Who was thought to be too weak to learn?