This full-color book is a must-read for those who yearn for more balanced representation in historic narratives, as well as an inspiration to young people, showing them that everyone makes history. It includes color photographs of all the treasured objects explored.
This full-color book is a must-read for those who yearn for more balanced representation in historic narratives, as well as an inspiration to young people, showing them that everyone makes history. It includes color photographs of all the treasured objects explored.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of Figures Preface: Why Girls? Timeline Acknowledgements Introduction: Finding Girls in American History PART I 9500 BCE to 1590s CE - In Search of 'Home' 1. Xaasaa Na' (Upward Sun River), Alaska 2. H¿'ena State Park, Kaua'i, Hawai'i 3. Mound 72, Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, Collinsville, Illinois 4. "The Display with Which a Queen Elect is Brought to the King" 5. Virginia Dare Monument, Roanoke, North Carolina PART II 1600 to 1760s - Her and Me: Otherness in the New World 6. Pocahontas Statue, Jamestown, Virginia 7. Samuel Parris Archaeological Site, Danvers, Massachusetts 8. Mary Wright's Sampler 9. Mary Jemison Statue, Letchworth State Park, New York 10. Phillis Wheatley Statue, Boston, Massachusetts PART III 1770s to 1840s - Becoming "American" 11. Anna Greene Winslow's Diary 12. Sybil Ludington Statue, Carmel, New York 13. Sacajawea Statue, Salmon, Idaho 14. Bill of Sale for a Girl Named Clary and Runaway Advertisement for Harriet Tubman 15. Pantaloons 16. Patty Reed's Doll PART IV 1850s to 1860s - Reckoning 17. Lime Rock Light House, Newport, Rhode Island 18. Belle Boyd House, Martinsburg, West Virginia 19. Reminiscences of My Life in Camp by Susie King Taylor 20. "Vinnie Ream at Work" 21. Poems and Translations by Emma Lazarus PART V 1870s to 1910s - Hope 22. "Group in Bathing Costumes" by Alice Austen 23. Water Pump at Ivy Green, Alabama 24. Statue of Annie Moore, Ellis Island, New York 25. Portrait of Georgia Rooks Dwelle PART VI 1870s to 1910s - Strife 26. Photograph of Princess Kai'ulani 27. "Indian Girls dressed for a ball game" 28. "Sadie Pfeifer" by Lewis Hines 29. Dormitory at Angel Island, California PART VII 1910s to 1940s - Becoming "Modern" American Girls 30. Girl Scout Pledge Card 31. Paper Doll of Clara Bow 32. Cashay Sanitary Puffs 33. "Stand Up and Cheer" Dress worn by Shirley Temple 34. "Jumping Rope on Sidewalk" by Edwin Rosskam PART VIII 1940s to 1950s - Voices 35. Elizabeth Kikuchi's Letter to Clara Breed 36. Seventeen Magazine 37. Patty-Jo Doll 38. Monument to the Westminster Case Children, Westminster, California 39. Transportation Token from Montgomery, Alabama 40. Barbie Teen-Age Fashion Model PART IX 1960s to 1970s - Revolutions 41. "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" by The Shirelles 42. Kachina Doll 43. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume 44. Mary Beth Tinker's Black Armband 45. "Peggy Oki" by Pat Darrin PART X 1980s to Present - Girl Power 46. Selena Quintanilla Memorial, Corpus Christi, Texas 47. Dominique Dawes's Leotard 48. Rookie Yearbook One 49. GoldieBlox and the Spinning Machine 50. Letter by Anna Lee Rain Yellowhammer and Photograph of Mari Copeny Afterword: The Future of American Girlhood Selected Bibliography Index About the Authors
List of Figures Preface: Why Girls? Timeline Acknowledgements Introduction: Finding Girls in American History PART I 9500 BCE to 1590s CE - In Search of 'Home' 1. Xaasaa Na' (Upward Sun River), Alaska 2. H¿'ena State Park, Kaua'i, Hawai'i 3. Mound 72, Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, Collinsville, Illinois 4. "The Display with Which a Queen Elect is Brought to the King" 5. Virginia Dare Monument, Roanoke, North Carolina PART II 1600 to 1760s - Her and Me: Otherness in the New World 6. Pocahontas Statue, Jamestown, Virginia 7. Samuel Parris Archaeological Site, Danvers, Massachusetts 8. Mary Wright's Sampler 9. Mary Jemison Statue, Letchworth State Park, New York 10. Phillis Wheatley Statue, Boston, Massachusetts PART III 1770s to 1840s - Becoming "American" 11. Anna Greene Winslow's Diary 12. Sybil Ludington Statue, Carmel, New York 13. Sacajawea Statue, Salmon, Idaho 14. Bill of Sale for a Girl Named Clary and Runaway Advertisement for Harriet Tubman 15. Pantaloons 16. Patty Reed's Doll PART IV 1850s to 1860s - Reckoning 17. Lime Rock Light House, Newport, Rhode Island 18. Belle Boyd House, Martinsburg, West Virginia 19. Reminiscences of My Life in Camp by Susie King Taylor 20. "Vinnie Ream at Work" 21. Poems and Translations by Emma Lazarus PART V 1870s to 1910s - Hope 22. "Group in Bathing Costumes" by Alice Austen 23. Water Pump at Ivy Green, Alabama 24. Statue of Annie Moore, Ellis Island, New York 25. Portrait of Georgia Rooks Dwelle PART VI 1870s to 1910s - Strife 26. Photograph of Princess Kai'ulani 27. "Indian Girls dressed for a ball game" 28. "Sadie Pfeifer" by Lewis Hines 29. Dormitory at Angel Island, California PART VII 1910s to 1940s - Becoming "Modern" American Girls 30. Girl Scout Pledge Card 31. Paper Doll of Clara Bow 32. Cashay Sanitary Puffs 33. "Stand Up and Cheer" Dress worn by Shirley Temple 34. "Jumping Rope on Sidewalk" by Edwin Rosskam PART VIII 1940s to 1950s - Voices 35. Elizabeth Kikuchi's Letter to Clara Breed 36. Seventeen Magazine 37. Patty-Jo Doll 38. Monument to the Westminster Case Children, Westminster, California 39. Transportation Token from Montgomery, Alabama 40. Barbie Teen-Age Fashion Model PART IX 1960s to 1970s - Revolutions 41. "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" by The Shirelles 42. Kachina Doll 43. Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret by Judy Blume 44. Mary Beth Tinker's Black Armband 45. "Peggy Oki" by Pat Darrin PART X 1980s to Present - Girl Power 46. Selena Quintanilla Memorial, Corpus Christi, Texas 47. Dominique Dawes's Leotard 48. Rookie Yearbook One 49. GoldieBlox and the Spinning Machine 50. Letter by Anna Lee Rain Yellowhammer and Photograph of Mari Copeny Afterword: The Future of American Girlhood Selected Bibliography Index About the Authors
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