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What is Wilma Rudolphs birth place?
Clarksville, Tennessee
What is Rudolphs full name?
Wilma Goldean Rudolph
Is Ed Wilma Rudolph's dad?
Wilma Rudolphs father died in 1961 from getting stabbed
What was Wilma Rudolphs greatest accomplishment?
Overcomes polio considered the fastest runner in the world in the 1960s
What were Wilma Rudolphs siblings?
john johnjr johnjrjr
What is Wilma Rudolphs mothers name?
Wilma Rudolph's real name is WILMA GLODEAN RUDOLPH
Who was Rudolph the red nose reindeer mom?
Rudolphs mother wasnever named but his father isnamed donner and people call Rudolphs mother mrs.donner
In what year did Wilma Rudolph become the world's fastest women?
1960.
How did Wilma Rudolph help make America a better place?
HOW DID WILMA RUDOLPH HELP MAKE AMERICA A BETTER PLACE? she helped people think that being black is okay
When Wilma Rudolph was a child something?
When Wilma was a child she was very tiny and sickly,before wilma turned five she got sicker than ever…during this sickness Wilma left leg twisted inward & she couldn't move it bak……when the doctor came to see her he said beside scarlet fever Wilma was stricken with polio ( in those days most children who got polio either died or were permenantly cripple,there was no cure) But at last Wilma over came her polio by doing leg excercises & she could finally get off her brace and be a normal person……Wilma grew up to be a famous runner….she Achived 3 gold medals in the Olympics (track and field games) when she was representing the United states. Wilma Rudolph once known as the sickliest child in clarksville,had become the fastest woman in the world. I wish that I helped u bye.;)
Name the women athelete who was born with polio but rose to become gold medalist?
Wilma Rudolph
How did Wilma Rudolph affect the world?
Wilma Rudolph was an American sprinter who overcame childhood illness and went on to become the first American woman to win three gold medals in a single Olympic Games in 1960. She inspired many as a symbol of perseverance and determination, breaking barriers in both sports and society for African American women. Her success helped pave the way for future generations of female athletes.
