10th Grade Women's History Month Interactive Videos

Explore the emergence and impact of the National Women's History Project, focusing on its role in advocating for women's history. Understand key events and contributions that have shaped its ongoing influence. Engage with the development of women's history advocacy, examine significant milestones, and analyze the project's lasting influence on education and public awareness. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills by evaluating the project's strategies and achievements in promoting women's historical narratives.

Understand Harriet Forten Purvis's significant contributions to the women's rights and anti-slavery movements. Gain insights into her influence and her collaborations with prominent historical figures, highlighting her impact on social justice and equality. Develop a comprehensive perspective on her role in advancing these crucial causes and the legacy she left behind.

Examine the evolution of women's rights in the U.S., with a focus on the Equal Rights Amendment and its societal effects. Develop the ability to recognize and correct misconceptions, analyze legislative history, and enhance critical thinking and contextual analysis skills through historical exploration.

Investigate the historical trajectory of women's hair removal techniques from ancient civilizations through periods of global conflict. Examine the role of cultural transformations in shaping contemporary grooming practices. Gain insights into the interplay between societal norms and personal grooming preferences, highlighting the significant shifts that have influenced women's beauty standards over the centuries.