After Margaret Thatcher was elected prime minister of Great Britain, women became heads of state in numerous countries around the world. Women rarely served in national leadership roles before Thatcher's election in

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Neveah Carlson

17 February, 01:50

After Margaret Thatcher was elected prime minister of Great Britain, women became heads of state in numerous countries around the world. Women rarely served in national leadership roles before Thatcher's election in

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Aubrie Sharp · Answer 1

Elected in 1960 in Sri Lanka ... Sirimavo Bandaranaike, was the world’s first woman prime minister ... she served for 3 terms. She opened the door. Margaret "Iron Purse" Thatcher, a great friend and ally to President Reagan and the US - - she led Great Britain through to Cold War 'victory '.