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Women Following Washington's Army: Fact Sheet Read facts about why women followed Washington's Army. Use with the Women Following...		Equality in Sports for Women The passage of Title IX was supposed to guarantee equality for women in amateur sports, but...
U.S. Women's Firsts A list of women, their great accomplishments, and the year it took place.		Women and World War II Focus on the changes that occurred for women during World War II by presenting this lesson.
Amelia Earhart Learn about the heroism of Amelia Earhart and her many interesting endeavors.		The Early Congresses A description of the First Continental Congress that met in Philadelphia on Sept. 5, 1774.
Women Following Washington's Army: Washington Hypotheses Hypothesize why Washington would and would not want women to follow his army. Use with the...		Elizabeth Blackwell Biography Read this biography to learn about the life of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive...
Women Following Washington's Army: Women Hypotheses Hypothesize why women followed Washington's army. Use with the Women Following Washington's...		The Declaration of Independence & Your Own Rights Compare two declarations for personal rights and have students write their own. This is a great...
Women Following Washington's Army: Post Fact Sheet Hypotheses Students rethink their hypotheses. Use with the Women Following Washington's Army lesson plan.		Articles of Confederation Distribute an article that details the first constitutional agreement made between the original...
Women Following Washington's Army Learn about the women who followed Washington's army. Practice writing hypotheses.		Favorite July 4th Activities Slideshow Celebrate Independence Day with your students before they leave for summer vacation using our...
Women's History Month: Origins This article explains the origins of Women's History Month, celebrated in March. Help your...		Carrie Chapman Catt Learn about Carrie Chapman Catt, a suffrage leader.
Timeline of U.S. Women's Rights Movement A timeline of the major events in the women's rights movement, from 1848 to the present.		American History Teacher Resources American history is diverse and exciting. Utilize our cross-curricular printables, lessons, and...
Notable Quotes by Women From Toni Morrison to Abigail Adams -- this collection of famous quotes is eclectic and...		African-Americans and Others Fight Discrimination Ask students to read and answer related questions about the state of racial equality in the...

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