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Direct linkKibler, M. Alison – History Teacher, 2004
This article offers a strategy for using Australian women's history in a United States women's history survey course. To develop the theme of gender relations in settler societies, the author recommends using transnational categories, such as gender frontier and settler colonialism, direct comparisons between Australian and American women's…
Descriptors: History Instruction, Females, History, United States History
