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HIST 149 - Women in America

An introduction to the history of women in the United States, focusing on four interrelated themes: evolving theories of feminism, patterns of women’s paid and unpaid work, changes in views of sexuality and movements for political change. Covers the span of American history emphasizing the period from the Civil War to the present.

Prerequisites & Notes
Credit given for this course or New College SHG 5.

Semester Hours: 3

Summer 2008 Offering:
SSI
60732:    M-Th, 9 a.m.-12:10 p.m., Yohn, 109 Roosevelt
               Course meets 5/21-6/12.




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