Curricular Resources > 2020 Volume I > Unit 7 (20.01.07) > Section 9

The Place of Woman: Home, Economy, and Politics

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 20.01.07

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Case Studies on Women and their Impact on Society: Using Powerful Narratives of Women to Teach the CRAIGs.

Danny Roque

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