GEN 1109
American Women
Purdue University Global · UGRD · Fall 2026
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In this course, you will examine how gender shapes the experience of women in their social, political, and professional roles. The exploration includes the impact of class, ethnicity, and race on gender roles and expectations for women from the colonial era through the present day. Activism will be a critical part of discussions and activities, as well as women's involvements in the public sector. Additionally, you will explore the cultural influence of women throughout American history including contributions of women to philosophy, literature, and art. Throughout the course, you will investigate themes of continuity and change in the lives of American women.
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