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Until Recent Times, The History Of Women Has Been Relegated To A Secondary Status, The Accomplishment Of Women Either Ignored Or Simply Unknown. Now In The Timetables Of Women's History, Karen Greenspan Gathers The Most Important Events And People In Women's History Into One Lively, Accessible Volume That Celebrates The Achievements Of Women Through The Ages. Thousands Of Chronological Entries Are Organized Into Categories Such As Statecraft/military, Education, Humanities/fine Arts, Performing Arts/entertainment/sports, And General Context. There Is A Separate Category For Daily Life/customs/practices, Which Notes Changes And Trends In The Domestic Sphere - From The Appearance Of The Bustle In The 1860s To The Opening Of The First Birth Control Clinic In The United States In 1917 To The Decision By The New York Times To Adopt The Term Ms. In 1986. The Timetables Of Women's History Highlights The Accomplishments Of Women Not Only In The United States, But Throughout The World, Noting, For Example, That Female Physicians Were Granted Legal Permission To Practice In England In 1877, That The First Known Ruler Of Japan Was A Woman, And That Frenchwomen Were Given The Right To Vote In

Author

Kate Greenspan, Karen Greenspan

Publisher

Simon & Schuster, Incorporated

Published

1994

Language

EN

ISBN

9780671671501

Subjects

Sociology, History, Gender Studies