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Because she was the first Haitian female to be appointed Justice at the Haitian Supreme Court. In addition, she was the first female to be head of the country (1990-1991). She was also the first president who organized free and democratic elections that put Jean-Bertrand Aristide on power in 1991. She is also the brilliant author of several reference books (Law, history, politics, woman rights etc) . Ertha Pascal-Trouillot means a lot to the people of Haiti and to every other nation who knows her for her immaculate reputation and her intellect.
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When was Ertha Pascal-Trouillot born?
Ertha Pascal-Trouillot was born on 1943-08-13.
When did ertha pascal trouillot get married?
when he was 17
What does ertha mean?
great and powerful
How universe will end?
wen the man are Com's in the Ertha
Where does the planet name earth come from?
alot of people are saying that earth didnt get a name from the greek gods and that ertha and that the word ertha means ground..... sorry my best guess
What was earth named for?
The name Earth comes from the Old Saxon word 'ertha', the dutch word 'aerde' and the German word 'erda'
Which of these TV characters was famous for her cat suit and kinky boots?
Catwoman from the '60's show Batman, played by Julie Newmar and Ertha Kitt. PCH ANSWER: Emma Peel
What person from the International Astronomical Union named Earth?
That did not happen. 'Earth' is the newer version from really old names for "Land", like the Saxon "Ertha:, the Dutch, "Aerda", and the German, "Erda".
Who gave the earth its name?
It is a combination of German and English words. Erde in German means the ground. Olde english eor(th)e or ertha. It is not known which person first used this word.
How did my planet get its name?
Your planet !!! Our Planet. The name "Earth" is about a 1000 years old and is an English/German name which means the ground. It comes from the Old English words 'eor(th)e' and 'ertha'.
Why does earths name mean fertile soil?
Earth\'s name of \'Earth\' does not mean fertile soil. The name Earth comes from the German word erde and the Old English word eorthe (or ertha) and means \'ground.
Who gave the sun its name?
It also comes from the saxon word ertha, the saxon/germanic/dutchgoddess of the earth. But the really truth is that nobody can really tell whofirst named the sun and how or whyIt comes from Old Irishword "lighting up
