7th Grade Women's History Month Presentations

Examine 19th-century women's reform movements and influential figures such as the Grimké sisters and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Understand the impact these movements had on gender equality and legislation, focusing on the historical context, key events, and societal changes they influenced.

Explore the impactful lives and accomplishments of influential women, including Susan B. Anthony, Rosa Parks, and Marie Curie. Gain insights into their pivotal contributions to history and society, learning about their roles in advancing women's rights, civil rights, and scientific discovery. Develop an understanding of their historical significance and the lasting influence they have had on modern society.

Examine pivotal milestones in the Women's Rights Movement, with a particular focus on Title IX and the Equal Pay Act. Understand the social impacts of these legislative changes and their role in advancing equality. Develop comprehensive insights into how these milestones have transformed opportunities for women across various sectors and contributed to the broader goals of gender equality.

Examine the progression of women's rights with an emphasis on the suffrage movement. Gain an understanding of historical transformations and their effects on contemporary society.

Explore the impact of the Seneca Falls Convention on 19th-century women's rights and suffrage in America. Learners will articulate the history of the movement and identify key figures involved in its development.

Examine the importance of the Women's Suffrage Movement, the impact of constitutional amendments, and the evolution of voting rights. Understand key historical events and gain insights into significant political changes. Develop a comprehensive understanding of how societal shifts have influenced contemporary voting rights through an analysis of pivotal movements and legislative transformations.

Examine the historical journey of women's rights advocacy before 1860, focusing on key reformers and movements. Understand the progress and challenges within the equality movement, gaining insights into societal impacts. Analyze how advocacy shaped social attitudes and contributed to reform efforts, fostering a comprehensive understanding of early women's rights initiatives.