Do not skip extra lines between paragraphs, 1″ margins, no right justification, and indent one tab each paragraph. The essays must be in 12 point Times New Roman font, typed, double-spaced. Prepare a 2( full page)-3 page, typed, double-spaced essay on one of the following questions based on Ruth Rosen, The World Split Open, (if you read that book), as well as lectures, and the documents (from discussions) from section/module 3. Ruth Rosen, The World Split Open: How the Modern Women’s Movement Changed America (NY: If not, ask the librarian to order.įor purchase, try Amazon and Barnes & Noble.Module 3. Many will be available in your local library. An extraordinary achievement, this is the long awaited history that will attract both men and women, entice educators and students, beguile movement veterans and captivate those who came of age in the wake of this revolution.Į-mail Ruth for more info: it at Amazon Books: Ī click on the author’s name will bring up a description/review in some cases a picture of the cover of the book. With uncompromising integrity, she challenges us to understand how the women's movement has forever altered our lives and why the revolution is far from over. Weaving together ten years of archival research and interviews, Rosen turns the long and complicated history of the women's movement into a compelling and coherent narrative. Starfing with the early years of the Cold War, Rosen explores how American politics and culture shaped the distinct nature of the women's movement.Īt the same time, she convincingly argues that the greatest accomplishment of the movement was its profound transformation of our politics, our culture, and our lives. Such was the case with the modem women's movement.' With these words, Ruth Rosen takes the reader on an unforgettable journey through the last half of the twentieth century, charting the accomplishments and failures of a movement that both addressed-and accelerated-the astonishing changes that transformed American society.

Though people may suffer greatly, their pain is hidden from public view. But some revolutions are harder to recognize: no cataclysms mark their beginnings or ends, no casualties are left lying in pools of blood. 'Bursts of artillery fire, mass strikes, massacred protesters, bomb explosions-these are our images of revolution.

How The Modern Women's Movement Changed America

The World Split Open by Ruth Rosen