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Condoleezza Rice

Imagine a super-smart leader who helped guide America and learned about the world!

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Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State (2005-09)

Condoleezza Rice, US Secretary of State (2005-09)

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Condoleezza Rice speaks at Davos
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Khanim Latif meeting with former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at the US State Department
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Dr Condoleezza Rice, Director of the Global Center for Business and the Economy, Stanford University; United States Secretary of State (2005-09)
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Key Facts

Born
November 14, 1954.
Birthplace
Birmingham, Alabama.
Known For
Serving as U.S. Secretary of State and National Security Advisor.
Achievements
First African-American woman to be Secretary of State and first woman National Security Advisor.
Fun Fact
She learned to play the piano and was quite good!

Meet Dr. Condoleezza Rice!

Condoleezza Rice, or 'Condi' as some call her, is a very important person who worked in the United States government. She was born a long time ago in a city called Birmingham, Alabama. She loved learning and became a doctor of political science, which means she studied how countries and governments work. She's like a super-smart detective for how the world makes decisions!

From School Books to the White House!

Condi's journey to helping lead the country started with lots of reading and studying. She went to college and learned so much about how countries talk to each other. Then, she got to work with presidents, helping them understand other countries. She even became the top advisor for national security, which is like being the head of a team that keeps the country safe. That's a HUGE job!

A Trailblazer for Everyone!

Guess what? Condoleezza Rice was the VERY FIRST African-American woman to be the Secretary of State! This is a super important job, like being the main diplomat for the whole country. She also broke barriers as the first woman to be the National Security Advisor. She showed everyone that with hard work and smarts, you can reach the highest places!

Making Friends Around the World!

As Secretary of State, Condi traveled the world, meeting leaders and talking about important things. She believed in 'Transformational Diplomacy,' which is a fancy way of saying she wanted to help more countries become democratic, where people get to choose their leaders. It’s like helping everyone have a fair chance to play the game.

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