Are you a true American Doll fan? Will you be able to tell the names of all the historical female characters of the American Girl collection?
• Kaya'aton'my, representing Indigenous America (specifically, the Nimiipuu peoples of the Pacific Northwest) in a region prior to permanent European colonization. • Felicity Merriman, representing English Colonial America at the dawn of the Revolutionary War • Caroline Abbott, representing the War of 1812 • Josefina Montoya, representing Mexican culture in Southwest America while under Mexican rulership • Cécile Rey and Marie-Grace Gardner, representing New Orleans (Including Free Blacks) in the antebellum period and during the 1853 yellow fever epidemic • Kirsten Larson, representing mid-century settlement of the American "West" by White European immigrants and pioneers • Addy Walker, representing African-Americans during the tail end of the Civil War era and the early Reconstruction Era • Samantha Parkington, representing turn-of-the-century America and the early American Progressive Era • Rebecca Rubin, representing American Jewish culture in the early twentieth century/World War I era with focus on immigration and the silent film era • Kit Kittredge, representing the American Great Depression era • Nanea Mitchell, representing the World War II era from the Pearl Harbor bombing and America's official entry into the war, including Hawaiian-American culture[1] • Molly McIntire, representing the tail end of the World War II era • Maryellen Larkin, representing the Cold War and Postwar Baby Boom eras during the 1950s[1] • Melody Ellison, representing the African-American Civil Rights movement of the 1960s[1] • Julie Albright, representing the feminist and societal changes of American society during the mid 1970s and the US Bicentennial • Courtney Moore, representing the feminist, technological and societal changes in American society and the start of the AIDS pandemic in the mid 1980s