... Warren County Kentucky White James abolition Confederacy New England reform movements regional identity women’s rights movement Gender Roles Virginia Slavery Hierarchy Law Divorce On the eve of the Civil War, Lucinda Deaton reluctantly filed a bill with her local circuit court. Her story...

... that the changed gender roles seem to anticipate changes in the post-war world including the corporate-conformist culture of the 1950s and the feminist movement of the 1960s and beyond. Examples of these films include A Guy Named Joe, So Proudly We Hail!, and To Have...

... Poynter Wiley Taul Poynter Sisters Scottish snaps Smith College University of Michigan Wellesley College London Kentucky Science Hill Female Academy Seven Sisters schools gender roles In 1610, in Jamestown, Virginia, a group of eleven men met and swore a compact to each other. They were...

... dramatizing changing gender roles in society, and the regional interests at the heart of Ince's work. They also highlight Ince's leading director and writer, and many favorite performers. When Her Reputation and the novel of the film were released on September 3, 1923, the film...

... Clay Henry Clay Thomas Hart Waldemar Mentelle Charlotte Mentelle Mary Todd Lincoln education family discord gender roles “Mentelle’s for Young Ladies” became the most substantial and lasting addition to the Mentelles’ income and their most significant contribution to Lexington. Charlotte...

..., children, and adolescents attend lynchings so they could learn their respective racial and gender roles. The responsibility of upholding white supremacy fell heavily on boys and adolescent males, who figure prominently in the aftermath of lynchings by gathering souvenirs, such as the victim's teeth, nails...

... identity Divorce Kentucky West Virginia Law Gender Roles South Appalachia Sometime in the 1830s, in Garrard County, Kentucky, one couple found themselves “mutually dissatisfied” with their marriage. Although Jesse and Jane Simpson had been married for many years, they now could no longer bear...

... nineteenth and early twentieth centuries continually reinforced race and gender roles to maintain white supremacy. The book examines the practices, mores, and traditions that trained white children to fear, dehumanize, and disdain their black neighbors. This book combines an analysis of the remembered...

... encounters with blacks. The government also helped in child rearing by introducing literature that offered suggestions about raising youth in a modern culture. In the south, parenting handbooks emphasized the need to teach children from an early age their appropriate racial and gender roles and demonstrated...

... aggression Kentucky morality Scott James Smith Grant rioting castration white southern girls rape-lynch rhetoric Jim Crow South white supremacy African American men sexual assault lynching gender roles racial roles He [John Hartfield] was nervous and broke down, and his cries as he perished...

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... J Robinson Rebecca Tennessee Haviland Henry Johansen Shawn Scrogin Susan Unionists Wall John contractualism Fairmont West Virginia Ford Bridget Pierpont Francis Pierpont Julia Restored State of Virginia Virginia Courtship Gender Roles Domesticity Masculinity South Appalachia...

... Home Front Statehood Secession Guerrilla Warfare Masculinity Gender Roles Marriage Border States During the fall of 1861, after he became governor of Kentucky under the provisional Confederate government, fifty-year-old George W. Johnson traveled throughout western Kentucky with the Confederate...

... Margaret Walden John Walden Virginia Warrenton Virginia whipping Hays Will illness industry men’s industry women’s Marriage Gift The Petrie McCullough Belle ministers New Jersey patriarchy Petrie Pastor James prescriptive literature societies with slaves weddings Divorce Gender Roles...

... Williams Henry Williams Millie mutuality Women Gender Roles Class Urban South Domestic Violence Race Appalachia Kentucky West Virginia Divorce On a bitterly cold and snowy night in late February 1870, Hettie and Romaine Trimble crept slowly across a two-foot gap between the roof of Hettie’s...

... (or necessarily) addressed familiar fears in new ways, from attention to a postwar version of melting-pot politics to modernized versions of gender roles for “ethnic” women. Cukor’s most successful films of the decade reveal similar concerns, despite enormous differences in focus and style. Born Yesterday...

...This book explores the changing social ideas that have determined wages for women during the twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. The struggle between the concepts of identity, traditional gender roles, and the workforce has historically led to much conflict as women tried to gain first...

... and since the issue entailed federal involvement. This chapter demonstrates how the limited success of the woman suffrage movement could be attributed to the maintaining of traditional gender roles and white supremacy. white supremacy politics woman suffrage white reformers Wilson administration Coleman...

... and allies, and they explored changing wartime gender roles. This book shows how film after film repeated the narratives, character types, and rhetoric that made the war and each American's role in it comprehensible. To write this book the authors watched more than six-hundred films made between 1937...