Time Period

Women have been extremely influential to society since the begining of history. They have many notable achievements in key events of the past, such as in World War I and World War II. Women contributed greatly to their communities, making many advances in the arts. Women’s most valuable work in history may be their continuous fight towards equality and freedom, through movements such as women’s suffrage, the fight to own property, have equal wages, and for reproductive rights, along with other feminist ideas. Browse the tabs below in order to learn about different events throughout women’s history.

16th Century- 1500's
17th Century- 1600's
21st Century- 2000's

Potential Resources for Future Research

Websites-

Congress, T. L. of, Administration, N. A. and R., Humanities, N. E. for the, Art, N. G. of, Service, N. P., Institution, U. S., & Museum, U. H. M. (n.d.). Women’s History Month. https://www.womenshistorymonth.gov/

 

Books-

Cullen-DuPont, K. (2000). Encyclopedia of women’s history in America. Facts On File.

GOLDIN, C. (2023). Career and family: Women’s century-long journey toward equity. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRES.

Waisman, C. S., & Tietjen, J. S. (2008). Her story: A timeline of the women who changed America. Colliins/Harper Collins Publishers.