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Home
Podcast
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Lessons
- K-6 Lessons
- 7-12 Lessons Dashboard >
  - World History
  - United States Women's History >
    
    Early American History: Cultural Encounters
    
    The Revolutionary Era: Women's Liberties?
    
    The Antebellum Era: Abolition is Women's Ticket
    
    The Civil War Era: Women Supporters, Soldiers, and Spies
    
    Reconstruction: And Woman Suffrage
    
    The Industrial Revolution: Women Laborers
    
    The Progressive Era: Women's Causes
    
    The World War I Era: Woman Suffrage
    
    The New Woman Era: Roaring
    
    The Great Depression Era: Women Making Do
    
    The World War II Era: Women and the War Effort
    
    The Post-War Era: Contradictions for Women
    
    The Civil Rights Era: And Sexual Freedoms
    
    The Feminist Era: Women Redefining Norms
    
    The Modern Era: Post Feminism?
Resources
- Reading
- Watching >
  - Feature Films
  - Short Talks and Videos
Blog
YouTube
Book Club