Time Schedule:
Mary C Wright
HSTAA 273
Seattle Campus
Women of the Trans-Mississippi West, from the time of European contact to World War II, studied in all their multifarious roles. Explores ethnicity, class, work, family, suffrage, politics, reform, women's groups, arts and entertainment, religion, civilizing and resistance, and gender ideology.
Class description
Women of the Trans-Mississippi West, from the time of European contact to World War II, will be explored in terms of ethnicity, class, work, family, suffrage, politics, reform, women's culture, religion, colonization and resistance, and gender ideology.
https://faculty.washington.edu/wrightm/HSTAA273/syllabus.html
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Recommended preparation
US History helpful.
Class assignments and grading
Four lecture sessions per week with one class discussion on assigned readings. Some films shown. Two 2-page papers on assigned readings, one 5-page paper on approved book or secondary literature topic. Midterm and final exams.
