Dominant narrative of American history

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Looking at U.S. History in terms of women's experiences. We've considered women's lives, and we've tried to "hear" different women's voices. We've also explored how governmental, business, and educational policies have impacted women. Now, it's time to look at the future

1. Describes the theme within the dominant narrative of American history.

2. Compares and contrasts how the theme affected women differently from men in encounters with common societal institutions such as churches, schools, governmental agencies and workplaces, among others.

3. Explores the evolving relationships between American women and women elsewhere in the world.

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