THE REMEDIAL HERSTORY PROJECT: THE OTHER 50% OF HISTORY CLASS
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  • Home
    • About RHP
    • Contact and Consulting
    • Testimonials
  • Podcast
    • Episodes
    • Our Guests
    • Apply to Speak
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  • Store
  • Lessons
    • Submit a Lesson Plan
    • Buy Our 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
        • Industrialization and Imperialism: 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
    • OTD Calendar
    • Women
    • Blog >
      • About the Blog
      • Blog
    • Reading
    • Feature Films
    • Book Club
    • YouTube
  • Summer Retreat