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Vendor:

Alexander Street Press

Brief Description:

This database includes primary and secondary source material on the history of women and social movements in the U.S. from 1600 through 2000.

Full Description:

Primary and secondary sources focus on one hundred years of the woman suffrage movement, 1830-1930, including the six volumes of The History of Woman Suffrage (1881-1922) edited by Stanton, Anthony, and other leaders of the woman suffrage movement. Also included are the proceedings of the three national conventions of anti-slavery women held in the 1830s and the woman's rights conventions held between 1848 and 1869. It also includes document projects that pose an interpretive question and provide a collection of documents that address the question to show that historical analysis is an interpretive process based on documents.

Update Frequency:

Quarterly

Coverage:

1600 through 2000

Number & Type of Contents:

More than 27,000 pages of documents pertaining to Women and Social Movements

Geographic Focus:

United States

Tools Available:

An online help guide is available

Formats:

Electronic Resource

Type:

Primary Sources

Subjects:

American History, American Studies, History, Women's Studies

Liaison:

S. Tritt

URL:

http://wasm.alexanderstreet.com/