What is one Influential Women in History you Would like to Talk to and Why? (Essay Sample)

What is one influential women in history you would like to talk to and why?
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Margaret Thatcher; the influential woman I would like to talk to.
In life, there are people who inspire us in one way or another. Whereas some inspire us though their acts of mercy, some inspire us through the roles and the experiences that they undergo in life. The objective of this paper is to look at some of the reasons why I feel that Margaret Thatcher is one of the most influential women in history. By analyzing the life of Margaret Thatcher, I intend to give some of the reasons I would like to have one on talk with this wonderful woman though she died long time ago.
I would like to talk to Margaret because she was the first female Prime minister of the United Kingdom (Bill, 2014). I would like to ask her how she managed to get this post at a time when male chauvinism was at its peak in the World. I would particularly ask her why she decided to contest against Heath to become the first woman to not only lead a political party but to also become the opposition leader; a post that she would use to become the prime minister. Moreover, given a chance to speak to Margaret, I would ask her how she managed to serve for three consecutive terms despite the opposition that she faced from some people.
I would also like to talk to Margaret to find out how she managed her family life and politics. It is important to note that; Margaret was married to Dennis Thatcher. From this marriage, they had two children. It is quite strange that despite the high position that she had in the country, she was still a family woman, who showed a lot of respect to her husband. Interestingly, Margaret was known to be an Iron Lady because of her high-handedness in political issues. However, she did not exhibit this trait in her family (Waxman, 2013).
As a leader, Margaret had enemies and friends alike. This can be shown by the several nicknames that she had. Some of the names included, Milk Snatcher, Attila the Hen, and Iron Lady (Waxman, 2013). I would like to talk to her and ask her why she had all these names. I would also ask her if she liked being referred to by these names. In relation to this, I would also like to ask Margaret...