Middlebury

WAGS 0373

History of American Women

History of American Women: 1869-1999
This course will examine women's social, political, cultural, and economic position in American society from 1869 through the late 20th century. We will explore the shifting ideological basis for gender roles, as well as the effects of race, class, ethnicity, and region on women's lives. Topics covered will include: women's political identity, women's work, sexuality, access to education, the limits of "sisterhood" across racial and economic boundaries, and the opportunities women used to expand their sphere of influence. 3 hrs lect./disc.
Subject:
Women's & Gender Studies
Department:
Prog in Women's & Gender Study
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
CMP HIS NOR
Equivalent Courses:
GSFS 0373
AMST 0373
AMCV 0373
HIST 0373 *

Sections in Fall 2010, School Abroad Japan (Tokyo)

Fall 2010

WAGS0373A-F10 Lecture (Morsman)
WAGS0373Y-F10 Discussion (Morsman)
WAGS0373Z-F10 Discussion (Morsman)