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Welcome to Go! Women's History Spring 2010
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http://www.canyons.edu/offices/distance_learning/BBSupport/BbLogin.asp
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Important Notes will be posted here & Course Announcements in Blackboard
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Welcome Back to my Updated Web-I am now connected!
Our MT Exam is posted here on our Lecture Page
I will post it under Course Documents, too
Currently Working on Your Grades,
You will Receive an Email by Tomorrow with a Breakdown of Grades and
Feedback on Your Work!
4/29
1-Please Check in by emailing me at nan.yamane@canyons.edu to let me know you plan to take the course; please send phone number where I can reach you if necessary (rarely necesary, just in case) and your address (alternative email: yamanan@gmail.com)
Please put H120 in the Subject Line
2-Post Your Introduction on Blackboard's Discussion Board, and please follow directions (Introduce self and Answer the Question Posted)
3-Begin the first Week's Reading
Please Note: This is a five week class, and the reading is at the core of your work. You will likely need to read ahead, as in the last week there are four chapters to cover and the last of your work must be turned in by midnight of the 22 April, Thursday. Plan your reading so you can have all your work done by this time.
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Introduction
Indian Women
European American Women
African American Women
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CHAPTERS 1-4
CHAPTER 1:
Gisela Bock, "Challenging Dichotomies in Women's History," pp. 8-14.
CHAPTER 2:
Chapter 2 Documents, pp. 24-35: Samuel de Champlain; Mary Musgrove 1734 & 1747; John Heckewelder Observations; John Tanner
Bruce M. White, "Gender Roles in the Ojibwa Fur Trade," pp. 43-49;
CHAPTER 3:
John Putnam Demos, "Characteristics of Accused Witches," pp. 60-70
Mary Beth Norton, "Accusers of George Burroughs," pp. 70-78
CHAPTER 4:
Documents: Elizabeth Sandwith Drinker; Landon Carter; George Washington (Slaves & Assigned Work); Eulalia Perez
Carole Shammas, "Work of Enslaved Women," pp. 91-96
Karin Wulf, "Women's Work in Colonial Philadelphia," pp. 97-103
Virginia Marie Bouvier, "Women's Work in California's Spanish Missions," pp. 103-109
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Discussion Questions #1-4 (Due by 3/20 Saturday Midnight latest)
Practice Quiz - Syllabus & Bock
Quiz #1 (Chpts. 2 & 3 Reading)
Quiz #2 (Chpts. 3 & 4 Reading)
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Revolution
Early Republic
Slavery
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CHAPTERS 5-7
CHAPTER 5:
Documents: Abigail & John Adams; Molly Brant; Esther De Berdt Reed; Thomas Jefferson; Sarah Osborn
Mary Beth Norton, "Positive Impact of American Revolution on White Women," pp. 120-129
Jacqueline Jones, "Mixed Legacy of the American Revolution on Black Women," pp. 129-133
CHAPTER 6:
Documents: Isabella Graham; Anti-Slavery Convention; American Female Moral Reform Society; Seneca Falls; Elizabeth McClintock; Sarah Josepha Hale
Julie Roy Jeffrey, "Ordinary Women in the Antislavery Movements," pp. 152-158
Nancy Isenberg, "Women's Rights and the Politics of Church and State in Antebellum America, " pp. 158-173
CHAPTER 7:
Documents: Lucinda; "A Colored Woman;" Mary Still; Rose Williams; Mrs. Virginia Hayes Shepherd
Thelma Jennings, "Sexual Exploitation of African American Slave Women," pp. 183-188
Shirley Yee, "Free Black Women," pp. 188-194
Loren Schweninger, "Free women of Color in the South," pp. 194-200
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Discussion Questions 5-7 (Due by 3/27 Saturday Midnight latest)
Quiz #3 (Chpts. 5 & 6 Reading)
Quiz #4 (Chpts. 6 & 7 Reading)
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CHAPTERS 8-9
CHAPTER 8:
Leeann Whites, "Southern White Women and the Burdens of War," pp. 213-220
Jeanie Attie, "NOrthern White Women and the Mobilization for War," pp. 221-229
CHAPTER 9:
Judy Yung, "Chinese Women in Nineteenth Century S.F.," pp. 245-252
Deena J. Gonzalez, "Life and Legend of Gertrudis Barcelo in Nineteenth-Century Santa Fe," pp. 252-259
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Discussion Questions 8-9 (Due by 4/3 Saturday Midnight latest)
Quiz #5 (Chpts. 8 & 9 Reading)
MIDTERM ESSAY #1 : Posted Tuesday 30 March and Due by SUNDAY 4 April, Midnight - I will post the MT Question on Blackboard, with other quizzes, in Course Documents and also on our Class Lecture Page
(please email your essay to me at nan.yamane@canyons.edu/ H120Go! Mterm Essay #1 in Subject Line)
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Work Culture
New Woman
Great Depression
WWII
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CHAPTERS 10-13
CHAPTER 10:
Documents: Rose Cohen; Fannie Barrier Williams; Harriet Brunkhurst; Triangle Shirtwaist Fire; Vice Commission
Daniel Bender, "Women Workers and Sexual Harasment," pp. 274-284
Elizabeth Clark-Lewis, "Community Life and Work Culture," pp. 284-290
CHAPTER 11:
Kathryn Kish Sklar, "Differences in the Political Cultures of Men and Women Reformers," pp. 310-319
Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore, "Diplomats to the White Community: African American Women. . . " pp. 319-331
CHAPTER 12:
Elaine Abelson, "Women and Homelessness in the Great Depression," pp. 351-360
Andrea Tone, "Women, Birth Control, and the Marketplace in the 1930s," pp. 360-369
CHAPTER 13:
Megan Taylor Shockley, "African American Women," pp. 379-388
Valerie Matsumoto, "Japanese American Wopmen during WWII," pp. 388-399
Leisa D. Meyer, "Regulation of Sexuality, " pp. 399-407
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Discussion Questions 10-12 (Due by 4/17 Saturday Midnight latest)
Quiz #6 (Chpts. 10 & 11 Reading)
Quiz #7 (Chpts. 12 & 13 Reading)
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Post War
Second Wave Feminism
Social Change & Reaction
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CHAPTERS 14-16
CHAPTER 14:
Documents: Louisa Randall Church; Marynia Farnham; Pauli Murray; Joyce Johnson; The Ladder; Betty Friedan
Joanne Meyerowitz, "Competing Images," pp. 426-435
Rickie Solinger, "Women and the Politics of Hospital Abortion Committees," pp. 435-445
CHAPTER 15:
Documents: Casey Hayden; NOW; Frances Beale; Mirta Vidal; ERA; Boston Women's Health Collective; Roe v. Wade; Lindsy Van Gelder; Connaught C. Marshner
Alicia Chavez, "Dolores Huerta," pp. 469-476
Nancy MaClean, "Uncovering the History of Working Women," pp. 477-487
Wendy Kline, "Women Readers and the Feminist Health Movement," pp. 487-498
CHAPTER 16:
Documents: Anita Hill; Planned Parenthood v. Casey; Gloria Anzaldua; Immigrant Women; Jamala McFadden; Rebecca Walker; Rights Women Could Lose
Gwendolyn Mink, "Feminists and the Politics of Welfare Reform," pp. 524-532
Barbara Epstein, "Feminist Consciousness After the Women's Movement," pp. 532-537
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Discussion Questions 13-16 (Due by 4/18 Sunday Midnight latest)
Quiz #8 (Chpts. 14 & 15 Reading)
Quiz #9 (Chpts. 15 & 16 Reading)
MIDTERM ESSAY #2: Posted SUNDAY 18 APRIL & Due by THURSDAY 22 APRIL, Midnight -I will post the MT Question on Blackboard, with other quizzes, in Course Documents
(please email your essay to me at nan.yamane@canyons.edu/ H120Go! Mterm Essay #2 in Subject Line)
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ALL WORK MUST BE TURNED IN BY MIDNIGHT FRIDAY THE 22 APRIL THURSDAY-NO LATER |
NO WORK ACCEPTED AFTER 22 APRIL THURSDAY |
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