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What are sales promo codes? Keyword ISBN Author Title Corporate You are here: OUP USA Home U.S. General Catalog History, American First Ladies From Martha Washington to Laura Bush Updated and Expanded Edition Betty Boyd Caroli Add to Cart paper 512 pages Sep 2003, In Stock Price: Shipping Details Description Features Reviews ... Author Information Description First Ladies tells the story of one of our nation's most curious institutions, watching the role as it has evolved from ceremonial backdrop to its current place as substantive world figure. This expanded and updated edition brings us up to the present, examining the lives and roles of our most recent First Ladies: Hillary Rodham Clinton and Laura Bush. Reaching back to our first, Martha Washington, Betty Boyd Caroli explores the background, marriage, accomplishments and failures in office of every woman who has served as First Ladywhich in some cases included the daughters, daughters-in-law, and sisters of presidents. In new and expanded entries, Caroli focuses her keen critical eye on investigate the acts, advocacies, successes, shortcomings, and legacies of Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush. Following all of her trials and triumphs, from unwelcome White House upstart to praiseworthy U.S. Senator, Caroli captures the essence of Hillary Clinton. She awards Clinton due credit for the influence she added to the position of First Lady, explores with an unflinching eye the suffering Clinton endured, and praises her as stalwart role model to women around the globe. In an entirely new entry, Caroli introduces Laura Bush as a woman of independent thought and action, a former teacher who earned a master's of library science. She shows that Bush is one who eschews political action but is nonetheless passionately committed to enriching education and boosting literacy through reading programs and literacy campaigns.

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First Ladies' Speeches: A Woman's Perspective on the Issues of the Day By Mira Spiegel Cohen Overview Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barbara Bush, Nancy Reagan, Rosalyn Carter, Betty Ford, Lady Bird Johnson, and Jacqueline Kennedy—all of our recent first ladies have been active, opinionated, knowledgeable and involved in the issues of their times. These women follow a long tradition of activism, for from the very start, the first ladies have played varying, but important, roles in shaping the administrations of their husbands. In this lesson, students will research one or more of the first ladies, including their personal backgrounds, personalities, educations and political ideologies. Additionally, students will investigate the important issues of the day and the special projects in which the first ladies were engaged. Students will analyze the role of the first lady throughout history as well as the role of women in the political process today. This lesson is designed for use in any middle or high school classroom and can be modified or adapted to suit different levels. Objectives Students will: Research the background of one or more of the first ladies Write an issue speech based on their research and reflecting the important historical issues Draw conclusions regarding the development of the role of women in politics Time Required The basic lesson will take about one and a half to two class periods and can be developed to include more time, depending on the needs and interests of the teacher.

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COLLECTIONS EDUCATION EXHIBITIONS PROGRAMS ... STORE FIRST LADIES OF NEW YORK AND THE NATION We are pleased to announce that our exhibition: First Ladies of New York and the Nation: Eleanor Roosevelt and Jacqueline Kennedy has been extended until July 31, 2005. Two of the nation's most revered and influential First Ladies, Eleanor Roosevelt and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who also achieved great professional success and personal fulfillment as life-long New Yorkers, are explored in a special loan exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, First Ladies of New York and the Nation The N-YHS loan exhibition, featuring some rarely displayed personal items of Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Onassis from the Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy Presidential Libraries and the Eleanor Roosevelt National Historic Site, opens March 22 and runs through July 31. The N-YHS exhibition will run in tandem with First Ladies: Political Role and Public Image , a Smithsonian traveling exhibition that celebrates and showcases the achievements and contributions made by First Ladies throughout American history. U.S. Senator and former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton inaugurated the opening of the two exhibitions at N-YHS' annual Strawberry Festival benefit luncheon on March 21. Bringing together an intimate collection of photographs, letters, documents, and personal objects, N-YHS's

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You Go, Girls! The celebration of Women's History Month each March has roots that stretch back to the early 1900s, to the days before women could even vote in the United States. Women's History Month was partly inspired by what was known as International Women's Day, a special day in March recognized in many European nations beginning in 1911. In those days women had to fight for many things that we take for granted today. Women everywhere worked hard to earn the right to vote, own property and function in society with all the same advantages as men. In the 1970s there was a great movement in this country to begin teaching students about the notable contributions of women throughout history, the same way lessons were taught about famous men. By 1978, California was celebrating Women's History Week in early March. The trend was catching on all over the country, and in 1981, our U.S. Congress was moved to officially designate a national Women's History Week. The response to it was so great that in 1987 Congress stretched the week-long celebration into a month-long one: Women's History Month. This month is a time to look at the women Women today still face situations where they are not treated as equal to men, but in most ways, the opportunities for women have vastly improved over the past century. We invite you to check out these books about some of the amazing women - both famous and not - who have helped shape the nation and people that we are today. Through their example, you may just find a great role model to help you follow your dreams.

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58. First Lady's Gallery An index to the biographies of all first ladies of the United States of America, from 1789 to present. Home history Tours Past first ladies http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/firstladies/

Tours Garden Tours Tour in Person Tour On-Line Presidents ... Kids Quiz White House Art Eisenhower Executive Office Building Facts Life in the White House ... State of the Union Resources Historical Association Presidential Libraries Military Air Force One Camp David Marine One Home ... Past First Ladies In Order by Date 18th Century Martha Dandridge Custis Washington Abigail Smith Adams 19th Century Martha Wayles Skelton Jefferson Dolley Payne Todd Madison Elizabeth Kortright Monroe Louisa Catherine Johnson Adams ... Ida Saxton McKinley 20th Century Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt Helen Herron Taft Ellen Louise Axson Wilson Edith Bolling Galt Wilson ... Hillary Rodham Clinton 21st Century Laura Welch Bush The First Lady biographies presented here are from the book The First Ladies written by Margaret Brown Klapthor and Allida Black (contributing author), published by the White House Historical Association with the cooperation of the National Geographic Society Edith Roosevelt Dolley Madison Grace Coolidge Life in the White House Edith Roosevelt was First Lady at the turn of the last century. She was married to Theodore Roosevelt and managed the White House while raising six children.

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