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If you're searching for 9/11 materials, this website offers easy access to materials across the Library of Congress's collections. [...] »
How many female lawyers can you think of in U.S. history? [...] »
Offers 45 mini-monographs on U.S. women's history, each organized around an analytical question concerning a social movement. [...] »
What have women artists considered worthy of depiction in the U.S. West? [...] »
![Print, [Women and a man in a room, United States, 1841], New York Public Library](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/womeninamerica432x240.jpg "Print, [Women and a man in a room, United States, 1841.], New York Public Library Digital Gallery")
Peruse this website to explore comments made by Tocqueville, Beaumont, and others on the early 19th-century American woman. [...] »
![Photograph, [Inez Milholland Boissevain. . . ], 1913, Harris & Ewing, LoC](http://teachinghistory.org/system/files/imagecache/thumbnail/womenofprotest432x240.jpg "Photograph, [Inez Milholland Boissevain preparing to lead the March 3, 1913, suffrage parade in Washington, D.C.], March 3, 1913, Harris & Ewing, Library of Congress")
See the suffragettes who gave over 50% of U.S. citizens the right to vote. [...] »
What did women think of their work at home, in the arts, and in business? [...] »
Learn about the First National Women's Rights Convention and the greater women's rights movement. [...] »
