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Author: GillianMcNally (---.sniparpa.net)
Date: 09-24-05 11:57
I recommend the book "33 Things All Girls Should Know About American History." A good introduction, but I don't think it goes much in depth into the lives of American women.
Anyone know of a resource that goes in depth, but is still appropriate for middle school students?
Also, any questions you've posed to students that help to get beyond the surface of basic facts?
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Author: sbrown (69.249.254.---)
Date: 09-25-05 21:00
Depending on the period, they need to ask "why" and "what were the women doing?" Who's present? Who's absent? The same would be true of art exhibitions, texts, and films.
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