What was the first women's college in America and the first coeducational college?

The first women’s college in the U.S. was the Troy Female Seminary, in Troy, New York, founded by Emma Willard (1787-1870) in 1821.

The first coeducational college was Oberlin College, which first accepted female students in 1833.

What was the first theatrical performance in America north of Mexico? The first theatrical performance in America north of Mexico took place in 1598 in a Spanish settlement near present-day El Paso, Texas. The play was a comedy about a military expedition.
When were the residents of Washington, D.C., allowed to vote in presidential elections? Not until the 23rd Amendment was ratified in 1961, were the residents of Washington, D.C., allowed to vote in presidential elections.
Who is the only U.S. president known to have killed a man in a duel? Andrew Jackson (served 1829-37), who shot and killed Nashville lawyer Charles Dickinson in 1806, is the only U.S. president known to have killed a man in a duel. The duel resulted from Dickinson's…
How many Hamilton Fishes have there been? Five, dating back to 1808, when the first Hamilton Fish was born to Nicholas Fish (1758-1833), Revolutionary War patriot and friend of Alexander Hamilton, for whom Nicholas named his son. Each Hamilton Fish…
Who was the first U.S. president to make a televised speech from the White House? Harry Truman was the first president to make a televised speech from the White House.
Who created the phrase “a thousand points of light”? Peggy Noonan created the phrase "a thousand points of light", in a speech she wrote for presidential nominee George Bush at the 1988 Republican Convention.