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Period 5: Inequality and reform in the Gilded Age & Progressive Era, 1877-1913
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WAPUSH: Period 5: Inequality and reform in the Gilded Age & Progressive Era, 1877-1913
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
5.1: Contextualizing Period 5
Vanguard by Martha S. Jones
The Truthseeker (publication)
The International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals
Biography of Sarah B. Cochran
5.2: The Comstock Laws and restellism
5.3: Women at the forefront of the struggle for civil rights and civil liberties
The Fight For School Desegregation by Asian Americans
Asian American Education Project
From the collections: Dr. Rebecca Cole
Drexel University Archives
Halle Tanner Dillon Johnson (1864-1901
Black Past
5.4: Imperialism
Suffragists in the Imperial Age (book)
Anna Julia Cooper, “Woman vs the Indian”
Douglass Day
5.5: Immigration and citizenship
Americans Who Tell the Truth
Nativism
Women and the American Story, New York Historical Society
5.6: Women's suffrage movement
Polarizing Political Issues: The Anti-Suffrage Rose
Library of Congress
WAPUSH Interview with Dr. Allison Lange
Dr. Allison Lange is an historian and an expert in the women's suffrage movement
WAPUSH Interview with Dr. Wendy Rouse, suffrage historian
Women of Protest: Images from the Suffrage Movement
Library of Congress
5.7: Populism, the Election of 1896 and labor organizing
International Ladies Garment Workers Union Strike, 1909-1910
Mary Elizabeth Lease
American Experience
5.8: Radical and Indigenous activism
Speeches by Emma Goldman
Iowa State University
Biography of We’wha
National Women's History Museum
Susan B. Anthony Declaration of Rights of the Women of the United States - July 4, 1876
Iowa State University, Archives of Women's Political Communication
5.9: Spiritualism
Beyond the Veil: Spiritualism in the 19th Century
Images of Spiritualism
Association of Religion Data Archives
5.10: Temperance
American Spirits: The Rise and Fall of Prohibition
National Constitution Center
Images of Temperance Fountains
Petaluma Temperance Fountain
Primary Sources on Temperance
Library of Congress
5.11: Women and the west
Alaska Native Women
National Park Service
Chinese Women Being Held in Detention on Angel Island (1910s)
Mud, Blood and Ghosts: Populism, Eugenics, and Spiritualism in the American West
Written by Julie Carr
The Role of Women in Nineteenth Century San Antonio - Journal of San Antonio
Women’s History Sources At The Center for Western Studies
5.12: Settlement houses
Boston Marriages and the Queer History of Women's Suffrage
City of Boston
Children's Lives at the Turn of the Century
Library of Congress
Jane Addams Hull House
Settlement House Movement
GLBTQ archive
5.13: Founding Figures of period 5
Photo of Dr. Mary Edwards Walker
Sissieretta Jones: World-Famous Black Soprano
Library of Congress
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