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Period 2: Colonization and Impact on Women’s Experiences (1492-1775)
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WAPUSH: Period 2: Colonization and Impact on Women’s Experiences (1492-1775)
Resources for students and teachers interested in the creation of an AP Women's U.S. History course
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Period 1: Indigenous Societies, Origins-1491
Period 2: Colonization and Impact on Women’s Experiences (1492-1775)
Period 3: American Independence and Women in the Early Republic (1776-1848)
Period 4: Seneca Falls, Civil War, and Reconstruction, 1848-1876
Period 5: Inequality and reform in the Gilded Age & Progressive Era, 1877-1913
Period 6: World Wars & the Early Cold War 1914-1970s
Period 7: The Women’s Liberation Movement, 1963-1973
Period 8: Feminist Waves & the Backlash, 1973-1991
Period 9: Contemporary Women's Issues, 1970-Present
2.1: Contextualizing Period 2
Image of Margaret Brent
Life Story: Toypurina (1760–1799)
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
The Maypole that Offended the Puritans
The New England Historical Society
Merrymount Colony
The World History Encyclopedia
The Rights of Women by Erica Bachiochi
2.2: Antinomianism and American Individualism
Transcript of the Trial of Anne Hutchinson
Anne Hutchinson: Foremother of the American Women's Movement
The National Women's History Museum
2.3: Colonial influence on women
Exhibits: Women's Rights in Early New York
New York State Archives
A Virginian Woman [Mulier ex Virginia]
An etching from 1643
2.4: Gender and sexuality in early America
Life Story: Thomas(ine) Hall
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
Letters of Hannah Adams, 1795-1820
The Schlesinger Library
Seduction Suits
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
Image of Deborah Sampson
Library of Congress
2.5: Dissent in the colonial era
Biography of Sarah Drummond
Library of Virginia
Five You Should Know: Black Women Icons of Afrofuturism
National Museum of African American History & Culture
Pottery Made by Zuni Women
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
Teaching Phillis Wheatley
Texas Christian University Library
2.6: Impact of the Great Awakenings and the Enlightenment on women's activism
An address to the Visitors of the School of Industry by Hannah Mather Crocker
Speaking While Female Speech Bank
Women's Suffrage Experiment
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
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