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Introduction: Study of Women’s History Article Review 1. Why is women’s history not as simple as "add women and stir"? How must we view/study women’s history? 2. How was early work in women’s history written/produced? Why does the field eventually grow? 3. What factors fueled the growth of women’s history? 4. As scholars taught, researched and wrote, what new approaches to history developed? 5. What are "separate spheres?" 6. What is the idea of "recognition of difference?" 7. What is the definition of gender according to the article? 8. Today, what seems to be the concerns in studying history? 9. What is the center of the contemporary approach in studying women and gender today? Why is this approach important? 10. What is one of the greatest accomplishments of studying women’s history? In what areas is growth still needed?

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