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History Celebrates Women's History Month

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Overview

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This course celebrates Women's History Month by exploring the lives and achievements of groundbreaking women in various fields. The learning outcomes include gaining insights into the contributions of influential women throughout history. The course teaches about women's roles in politics, activism, science, aviation, and other areas. The teaching method involves a combination of historical narratives, biographies, fast facts, and web originals. The intended audience for this course is anyone interested in learning about the significant impact of women on history and society.

Syllabus

Groundbreaking Women in Politics | History.
Rosa Parks, Civil Rights Activist | Biography.
Deb Haaland is One of the First Native American Congresswomen | History.
Marie Curie Helped Win WWI | History.
Women Vote After 19th Amendment Passed | Flashback | History.
Hillary Clinton: America's Female Politician - Fast Facts | History.
How Women Used Christmas to Fight Slavery | History.
Did Viking Warrior Women Exist? | History.
The Hidden Army of Women that Defeated Hitler | Flashback | History.
Bessie Coleman: The FIRST Female African-American Pilot | The History Guy | History at Home.
How Department Stores Liberated Victorian-Era Women | History.
Women in Magic | History.
"Most Defiant Moment": Rosa Parks (Episode 18) | Join or Die with Craig Ferguson | History.
Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott: 60 Years Later - Fast Facts | History.
Sound Smart: Women's Suffrage | History.
Sound Smart: Women in the Civil War | History.
Women in the Cockpit | History.
Web Originals : Ask History: Rosie the Riveter | History.
Bet You Didn't Know: Rosa Parks | History.
Elizabeth I: Ruled England for 44 Years - Fast Facts | History.
Margaret Thatcher: UK's First Female Prime Minister - Fast Facts | History.
Michelle Obama: 1st African-American First Lady - Fast Facts | History.
Michelle Obama and Jill Biden's Joining Forces: Thank You Military Families | History.
Barbara Bush: In Memoriam (1925-2018) - First Lady and First Mom | History.
Nancy Reagan: From Hollywood to First Lady and Beyond - Fast Facts | History.
Mamie Eisenhower: Incredibly Hospitable First Lady - Fast Facts | History.
Eleanor Roosevelt: Most Iconic First Lady - Fast Facts | History.
Betty Ford: Iconic First Lady - Fast Facts | History.

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