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History 116 American Women's History Weekly Assignments Everything in bold is a notebook assignment
Week One
1/11/2010- introduction, syllabus, explain class, supplies and books, set up notebook, Table of Contents, Title page with 3 color pictures 1/12/10- syllabus, explain class, set up notebook, Table of Contents, Title page with 3 color pictures 1/13/10- 1/14/10 no class- testing / sr. retreat Read prologue, Chapter 1 Born for Liberty
1/19/10- mary visit, 10 minutes- write down all historical Am. women you know & what they did, Native American Women Lecture 1/20/10- Native Women acrostic puzzle, Sacajawea DVD and notes 1/21/10- mary visit, matrix for activity, finish Native American Women Lecture, Sacajawea DVD , Native Am Women activity Read prologue, Chapter 1 Born for Liberty
1/25/10- Corn Mother-folktale w/s, Native Am Women activity (share), lecture on colonial Am Women, 1/26/10-colonial marriage contract w/s, lecture on colonial Am Women 1/27/10- w\s, colonial house-setting up a colony 1/28/10-Colonial Women acrostic puzzle, lecture on witchcraft Read prologue, Chapter 1, 2 Born for Liberty
2/1- tell of Quiz 1-short class 2/2- Hannah Penn w/s, lecture on revolutionary women 2/3-Deborah Sampson Gannett w/s, lecture on Age of Associations 2/4-Republican Motherhood illustrated dict. term, Dolley Madison video, Quiz 1-Chp 1, 2, some of 3 Read Chapter 2, 3 Born for Liberty
2/8/10- Pictoword- Great Awakening, lecture on Age of Associations-Utopias and reformers, Shakers video 2/9/10- presentations, lecture on Age of Associations-Abolitionists, slaves and Southern Women
Everything below this yellow banner is subject to change-TBA
9/5/06-acrostic puzzle exploration, presentations, Native American Women Activity 9/7/06-Colonial marriage agreement w/s, presentations, Native American Women Activity, Colonial Women lecture
Chapter 2 Born for Liberty Chapter 2,3 Major Problem's in American Women's History
9/12/06- illustrated dictionary entry-matrilineal, presentations, colonial women lecture, Founding a colony video 9/14/06-Phyllis Wheatley worksheet, presentations, revolutionary women lecture
Week 4 Chapter 3,4 Born for Liberty Chapter 3, 4 Major Problem's in American Women's History
9/19/06- Venn diagram of experiences of Native Am, European and African colonial women, presentations, Quiz 1 bring 20/20 scantron 9/21/06- Do Internet Project (individual presentations can be made up, email me with any questions)
Week 5 Chapter 4,5 Born for Liberty Chapter 4,5 Major Problem's in American Women's History 9/26/06-Boycotting Tea w/s, test 1 passed out presentations, Shakers video and questions 9/28/06- w/s on Catherine Greenfield, presentations, lecture on Republican Motherhood and Age of Association, Sacajawea DVD, (Internet Project Due)
Week 6 Chapter 5 Born for Liberty Chapter 4,5 Major Problem's in American Women's History 10/3/06- w/s on Anne Newport Royall, presentations, lecture on Republican Motherhood and Age of Association, Victoria and her Era video 10/5/06- w/s on Plantation Life, presentations, Frontier House Clips and notes October 5th-1st test due, typed please
Week 7 Chapter 5,6 Born for Liberty Chapter 5,6 Major Problem's in American Women's History 10/10/06-Traveling West w/s, presentations, traveling west lecture, Sacagawea and Corp of Discovery DVD 10/12/06- Pioneer women acrostic puzzle, presentations, Frontier House Clips and start journal entry as a female homesteader
Week 8 Chapter 7 Born for Liberty Chapter 7,8 Major Problem's in American Women's History
10/17/06-Midterm-882 scantron and pencil needed, notebooks okay, no review copies can be used. Test covers Chapters 1-6 and all assigned readings in Major Problems 10/19/06- opening activity finish journal entry as a female homesteader using w/s and Frontier House Clips, presentations, Seneca Falls Convention lecture, Cady/Anthony DVD
Week 9 Chapter 8 Born for Liberty Chapter 9 Major Problem's in American Women's History 10/24/06- Seneca Falls Convention acrostic puzzle, presentations, Seneca Falls convention and defining women's roles lecture, Cady/ Anthony DVD 10/26/06- N and S women w/s, presentations, Cady/ Anthony DVD finished, start Civil War lecture
Week 10 Chapter 9 Born for Liberty Chapter 10 Major Problem's in American Women's History 10/31/06- Happy Halloween! Classes meet today! presentations, Civil War lecture, Civil War women video 11/2/06- presentations, quiz 2 Civil War lecture
notebooks due-no
late notebooks accepted
Week 11 Chapter 10 Born for Liberty Chapter 11,12 Major Problem's in American Women's History 11/7/06-Teenagers Account of Civil War w/s, presentations, Late Victorian Era lectures, Women and New Century lecture 11/9/06- Clara Barton Word Find, presentations, World War I and women lecture
Week 12 Nov 14- New Woman cartoon, presentations,1920's, 1930's lecture Nov 16- Mrs. Wilson w/s, presentations, 1940's lecture, video last day to drop classes!!!!! Chapter 11 Born for Liberty Chapter 11,12 Major Problem's in American Women's History
Nov 21- w/s, presentations, 1950's lecture, book review due-1950's Chapter 12 Born for Liberty Chapter 13,14 Major Problem's in American Women's History Nov 23- Thanksgiving holiday
Nov 28th- w/s, presentations, 1960's lecture , 1960's Chapter 15,16 Major Problem's in American Women's History
Nov. 30th- Test 3 on Major Problems in American Women's History Test 3 study guide Using Chapters 5 and 6 explain the differences in the lives of White Northern women, White Southern women and slave women in Antebellum America. Give specific examples and/or quotes from the book to back your answers.
Using Chapters 8 and 9, explain the way pioneer women in the West and working class, urban women challenged and changed acceptable female spheres and gender roles from the years 1870-1930’s. Give specific examples and/or quotes from the book to back your answers.
Using Chapters 10 and 11, explain the “New Woman” and give examples of her work. What were the political, social and personal outcomes of her activism? Be sure to include minority women in your response. Give specific examples and/or quotes from the book to back your answers.
Using Chapters 13, 14, and 15 explain women’s assertive roles in WWII and then more traditional, passive roles in 1950’s. Why did women assume these roles? How did these circumstances lead to a reemergence of the women’s movement in the 1960’s and 1970’s and which women influenced it the most? Give specific examples and/or quotes from the book to back your answers.
Using Chapters 1, 15 and 16 explain how women’s worlds have changed since the 2nd wave of women’s rights movement? How have they stayed the same? What are some future prospects and problems women face in the new Millennium? Give specific examples and/or quotes from the book to back your answers.
Dec 5th- w/s ERA, presentations, lecture on 1970's-present Dec 7th- w/s Sandra Day O'Conner, presentations,
Chapter 13, 14 Born for Liberty
Final 10-12:50pm Thursday, December 14th Scantron 886E
Everything below this yellow banner is subject to change-TBA
7/20/2004-Women's History acrostic puzzle, set up notebook, Table of Contents, Title page with 3 color pictures, presentations, Native American Women Lecture, Native American Women Activity 7/21/2004-illustrated dictionary entry-matrilineal, presentations, finish Native American activity, colonial women lecture 7/22/2004- Phyllis Wheatley worksheet, presentations, finish colonial women lecture
Week 2 Read prologue, Chapter 3, 4, 5 Read The Awakening 7/26/2004- illustrated outline- of Native Am, European and African colonial women, presentations, lecture on Revolutionary Women, Colonial & Rev women activity, Age of Association lecture started 7/27/2004-acrostic-Revolutionary Women, presentations, Colonial & Rev women activity, Age of Association lecture started 7/28/04- Anne Royall worksheet, presentations, Age of Association lecture finished, Shakers video 7/29/04- Traveling West w/s, presentations, Sacajawea/ Watkuweis Clips and notes, Frontier House Clips and notes Week 3 8/2/04- Uncle Tom's Cabin w/s, presentations, Civil War lecture, Internet Project assigned 8/3/04- Teenager's Account of Civil War w/s, presentations, Seneca Falls lecture, Susan B Anthony video 8/4/04- Seneca Falls Convention acrostic puzzle, presentations, Victorian Era lecture, 1900's lecture (will be taken as notes in class on Thursday) 8/5/04- New Woman w/s, presentations, WWI lecture, Internet Project due Read Chapter 6, 7, 8 Read The Awakening
Week 4 8/9/04- The Woman Question w/s, presentations, 1920's lecture, Margaret Sanger slide, 1930's lecture 8/10/04-Lillian w/s, presentations, Rosie the Riveter movie, the Hidden Army video 8/11/04- 1940's lecture, 1950's lecture 8/12/04- w/s Babe, presentations, yesterday's lectures finished, video Read Chapter 9, 10, 11, 12 Finish The Awakening, start paper
Week 5 Read Chapter 13, 14, 15 8/16/04-presentations, 1960's lecture, 1970's lecture 8/17/04- An Army Nurse Remembers, presentations, 1980's, 1990's lectures, 8/18/04 notebook due, final bring 886-E scantron, #2 pencil (remember bookstore opens at 8:00am) No photo copied versions to be used on the test or writing 1.) a, 2.) b, 3.)c, etc.
8/19/04- The Awakening paper due,Observation due, extra credit and makeup due
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