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Womens' Issues
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19 & Under
2003
This is a great resource for learning about teen pregnancy and the options available to the teens.
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2003
Women have changed over time. When women gained the right to vote it opened doors so that women could share the same rights as men. Women have gone through the change of being housewives to being doctors, musicians, business women, and more. Visit this site to learn about how the roles of women have changed throughout history.
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2002
This is an informative site to guide you through the lives of Helen Keller, Amelia Earhart, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Lucille Ball, Rosa Parks, and Martha Washington. These six distinguished, honorable, and famous women have made lasting impressions on our country.
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2002
Our site is on women inventors and their inventions. We spent a lot of time on our site, so we hope you enjoy it.
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2001
Our site is a motivator for girls. It gives the adventure stories of several women and teen girls. It shows all visitors to our site that girls can make a difference in the world today (in other words, it shows that Girls Can Do It!) and can work as equally as men can.
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Finalist
2001
Our web site is dedicated to women and sports. Specifically, we focus on basketball, field hockey, soccer, baseball/ softball, and ice skating.
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2001
Our site You Go, Girl provides information about famous women in the hopes that it will help girls who visit feel good about being girls and help them realize their fullest potential. they will learn about how women have changed the world and what they have taught us.
About this site
2000
Men used to say women were too fragile, werent smart enough, and were too afraid. For centuries, women struggled to be heard. Women dealt with discrimination until they started to stand up for themselves. Our web-site will help people understand how women of the past affected the options women have today.
Our web-site offers links to topics relating to women. Users will participate in games and activities to make the learning experience interactive and enjoyable.
"Breaking the Ice" has about women whose achievements were first in their field. There are biographies of women from different categories. There are links to other web-sites for additional information.
"Fighting for Rights" shows when influential women started demanding the right to vote in the 19th century. This link helps people understand the history of womens suffrage.
"Self Esteem" will give young women the opportunity to think about who they are. Theyll be able to evaluate their self-esteem and be shown how to enhance their confidence so they can leave a mark on the world.
About this site
2000
Our site is on the rights of women. It's also on the founders of Women's Rights, and on the Women's Sufferage. We have included how, who, when, and where the Women's Movement began. We have games to see how much each viewer has learned. And we also have an art gallery.
About this site
2000
This website is about famous women that have made us proud and we would like to honour them with this web site.
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2000
Women Take Aim is the beginning study of the struggles of women for their rights. This site just touches the women's rights movement.
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2000
Rosa Parks, Helen Keller, Eleanor Roosevelt, Sally Ride, Mary McLeod Bethune, Anne Frank, Amelia Earhart,
Rachel Carson and Susan B. Anthony: These are some of the women who shaped the twentieth century. Find out more about these fascinating females. Then test your knowledge and express your opinion by voting for the one you think had the greatest impact on our society.
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Finalist
2000
Our website contains information about women who have made a difference in the world. We focused mainly on women in the United States and women active in the suffragist movement. Users can read biographies about famous women or may peruse the timeline. There are links to visit other websites devoted to important women as well as some games to play.
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2000
This site offers information regarding women's rights in various countries and religions. It also has several biographies of women who have made a diffence in women's rights, whether in their own country or gloabally. The site has a forum/messge board which allows the user to express her/his thoughts on various controvercial issues.
About this site
1999
Our project examines the status of women in China today, particularly in the Birthplace, at Home, in the Workplace, In the Media and in the Marketplace. We hope to compare this to the status of Chinese women in the past, taking into consideration the feudal family system and traditional Asian values and how far the "feminist" movement in China has progressed since the founding of new China in 1949. The write-up on Bound Feet serves as a starting point, a symbol for the subjugation of women in China and we hope to branch out as far as possible from there.
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1999
Our web site, Women Who Made a Difference, is designed so that kids like us can get useful information on women who changed the lives of people around them. We feel that women do not get quite enough credit for their accomplishments, so we have picked several women who have had great impacts on people around the world.
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1998
This site examines fashion trends in order to identify the changes in women's roles in twentieth century society. The sketchbook provides a look at day and evening fashion and explains the historical trends. View the decades section and learn what was happening at the time and what roles women played during that time period. The site is in English, Italian, and French.
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1997
They were wives and writers, lovers and soldiers, mothers and midwives, scientists and traders. The day-to-day lives of medieval women of all classes and callings are often glossed over in modern history courses in favor of sequences of events.
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