PowerPoint (with 4 slides) and two Word Documents that examines the causes of the Women’s Rights Movement in post war America. It considers the contributions of scientific and technological developments and the roles of Eleanor Roosevelt and Betty Friedan in inspiring movement.
Activities include
- Starter thinking activity on what other protest movements may have inspired the Women’s Rights Movement.
- Source analysis activity on the status of women based on an extract of The Feminine Mystique.
- Connection activity on the consequences of scientific and technological developments for women.
- Reading and comprehension activity on the roles of Roosevelt & Friedan in inspiring the movement.
- Concluding judgment on the relative importance of the individuals in causing the movement.
Designed for the teaching of Edexcel iGCSE History 4HI1 Paper 1 Depth Study 7 A Divided Union: civil rights in the USA, 1945-74.
Lesson Length: 45min depending on pace.
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