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Textbook
Inventing the American Woman: An Inclusive History, 4th Edition, Volume 1: To 1877ISBN: 978-0-88295-250-5
Paperback
260 pages
January 2007, ©2007, Wiley-Blackwell
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Introduction: Gender Expectations Across Cultures ix
Chapter One Women In Colonial America to1763 1
Native American Women 2
Spanish-Heritage Women 6
Early Accounts of Native Peoples 8
White Colonial Women 12
African Women 35
Study Guide 47
Suggestions for Further Reading 48
Chapter Two Resistance, Revolution, and Early Nationhood, 1763 to 1812 52
Resistance to England, 1763-1776 53
The American Revolution, 1776-1783 58
Women after the Revolution 70
Republican Women in the Early Nation 77
Women on the Western Frontier 87
Study Guide 97
Suggestions for Further Reading 98
Chapter Three “True” Women in Industrial and Westward Expansion, 1812 to 1837 102
The South 103
The North 114
The West 135
Study Guide 147
Suggestions for Further Reading 148
Images and Realities (Photographs) follow page 152
Chapter Four “Moral” Women Reshaping American Life and Values, 1837 to 1861 153
Women in the South 153
Women in the North 161
Women in the West 191
Study Guide 199
Suggestions for Further Reading 200
Chapter Five “Womanly Strength of the Nation”: The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861 to 1877 207
Civil War, 1861-1865 208
Three Steps Forward, Two Steps Back: Reconstruction, 1865-1877 219
Women in the West 242
Study Guide 252
Suggestions for Further Reading 253
Index xiii (follows page 260)

