National American Woman Suffrage Association and the National Women's PartyTwo rival suffrage organizations, The National Woman Suffrage Association and the American Woman Suffrage Association merged as the...
Wild Wild West WomenIn American popular culture, there seems to be two stereotypical images of women which are most prevalent; sharp-shooting women, like...
Go West Young WomanWomen went West for a variety of reasons in the 19th century. Some were eager, others reluctant and some resistant. For those who made...
Judith Murray Sargent's Observations of Female AbilitiesLeading up to the American Revolution, women played a key role in protesting British policies by boycotting imported consumer goods like...
Gender Roles in the United States vs. EuropeAlthough gender roles of European women were generally characterized as being divided into the domestic and public sphere, the...
In the Stream of HistoriographyIn my reflection of the writing of the historians we’ve covered in this class, from Herodotus through Alistair Thomson, I feel as though...
How Eusebius, Valla and von Ranke Professionalized HistoryEusebius, and other early Christian writers, were pioneers in the practice of citing sources to lend credibility to their work. Continued...
Roman Historians Verses Early Christian HistoriansThe histories written by Roman and early Christian historians were composed different intentions but were written to capture and record...
Small Literature Review on Edward Hallett Carr and John Lewis GaddisSmall Literature Review on Carr & Gaddis Edward Hallett Carr wrote in his 1961 book, What is History?, that “great history is written...
The Dialectics of EnlightenmentIn Morris Berman’s The Twilight of American Culture, he posits that just as with major civilizations of the past, like ancient Athens and...
