Discuss Women America’s History.

The book is on Redshelf, •Kathleen Brown, “The Anglo-Indian Frontier”•In Brief: Childbirth Practices among. North American Indigenous Women (by Anne Marie Plane)•Laura Thatcher Ulrich, “Three Inventories, Three Households”•Mary Beth Norton, “An Indentured Servant Identifies as ‘Both Man and Woeman’: Jamestown, 1629”•Carol F. Karlsen, “Inheriting Women and Witchcraft Accusations”•Linda Kerber, “Republican Mothers and Women Citizens”•Jeanne Boydston, “The Pastoralization of Housework”•Sharon Block, “Sexual Coercion in the Early Republic”•Thavolia Glymph, “Women in Slavery: The Gender of Violence”•Carrol Smith-Rosenberg, “The Female World of Love and Ritual”•James C. Mohr, “The Abortion landscape, 1800-1880)•Rose Stremlau, “’I Know What an Indan Woman Dan Do’: Sarah Winnemucca Writes about the Northern Paiute Frontier”•Miroslava. Chaves-Garcia, “The Murder Trial of Guadaloupe Trujillo: Los. Angeles, 1843”•Leslie A. Schalwm, “Enslaved Mothers: Claiming Freedom and Risking Death”•Glenda Gilmore, “Forging Interracial Links in the Jim Crow South”•Document: Ida B. Wells, “Southern Horrors”•Peggy Pascoe, “Ophelia Paquet, A Tillamook of Oregon…”•Documents: Zitkála-Sá, “The Americanization of Native Children”•Annelise Orleck, “From the Russian Pale to Labor Organizing…”•Vicki Ruiz, “The Flapper and the Chaperone: Mexican American Teenagers in the Southwest”•Joan Jacobs Brumberg, “Fasting Girls: The Emerging Ideal of Slenderness”•Linda Gordon, “Women ant he KKK in the 1920s”•Leslie Reagan, “When Abortion was a Crime”•Document: Margaret Sanger, “Contraception for All Women”•Alice Kessler-Harris, “Rethinking Women’s Work during World War II”•Document: The Forced Removal of Japanese AmericansIn an essay of approximately 1,000-1,500 words analyze and draw connections between from the readings above. You may discuss shared themes, similarities between major characters or events depicted/discussed, and so on. The choice is yours but keep your focus narrow and precise and support your claims using direct evidence from the readings (quotes/paraphrases properly cited). In your final paragraph, discuss the ways in which one or all of these works either speak to issues in your own life or those of someone you know (In your response you may wish to consider how much gender roles have changed over time or how much they’ve remained the same.).