American Working Women and Social Change
Contemporary United States (1968 to the present)
Roles of Women in U.S. Social and Political Life
Published By:
Kaylie Sidwell
Historical Era:
Across Historical Eras
Thinking Skill:
Historical Analysis & Interpretation
Bloom’s Taxonomy:
Analyzing
Grade Level:
College/University
Suggested Teaching Instructions
“You will submit a short paper that explains the criteria you used to rank the sources. Include specific examples of how sources might be used in research. Identify a secondary source that would effectively supplement the primary resources, providing different information.”
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“You will submit a short paper that explains the criteria you used to rank the sources. Include specific examples of how sources might be used in research. Identify a secondary source that would effectively supplement the primary resources, providing different information.”
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Documents in this Activity
Labor. [African-American] women at work in lumber yards. [African-American] women, dressed in men's clothes, lifting heavy pieces of lumber
The Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)
Letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt from Miss Frances M. Kubicki Regarding the Employment of Married Women
The Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)
Message of President Franklin Roosevelt nominating Frances Perkins of New York to be Secretary of Labor
The Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)