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Who was the first woman to become a Supreme Court justice?

Shirley Chisholm

Sandra Day O'Connor

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Janet Reno

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12-05-2016

The correct answer is Sandra Day O'Connor. It was Sandra Day O'Connor who was the first ever woman to become a Supreme justice. She was an American jurist and was appointed by President Ronald Raegan (she was the first Supreme Court justice to be appointed by the President.)

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