This is a very very sad story because she seems like she's very exhausted from everything she just wants her family back. that must be a very hard experience to go through.

Is this based off a true story ?

Because the mother didn't want her daughter to worry she did not show any emotion or any sad emotion because she had to be strong for her daughter.

They were also required to give up their Native American names

Something I noticed about the citizenship ceremonies above was that they had to have a white name instead of the Native American name. and it was very different for Native American men to get their citizenship Native American women get their citizenship because For women she just sent to have a white name and to have a work neck and ferment it was very different because they gave men more responsibilities.

I believe that they just said ““adopted the habits of civilized life.” to use that as an excuse to never give back the land that they stole from the Native Americans. Native Americans have to be declared competent by the state to get the land that was theirs to start with.

In my opinion the idea of “industriousness” and self-sufficiency was shaped by gender Because it only applied to men and it was Center toward men and left the women out of it. they talked about the head of the household always being a man and he had all the power when it came to land Being sold or being bought

I believe race played a very big part when it came to women's experiences with labor because that played a very important part and whether they can get a job and what kind of salaries treatment they would be receiving at that job. while women in general were mistreated back then women of color were treated worse because of racism.

Did the Union help them because the girls continue to struggle after words because they weren't being paid enough so how much did the Union actually help. But I still think it's great that there was a labor union to protect the girls from the unfair treatment from their employers.

I found it horrible how these girls were being treated but this is still happening in sweatshops all over the world especially in developing countries when it comes to young children and young girls. Many people will be this and pretend like this isn't still happening to millions of children and young girls in Malaysia and Thailand.

I think it's great that the best paid girls went on strike to help with the girls were being paid less and being treated worse because their employers are very unfair.

In the contract it says that they are making a total of 12 lb of meat per week for all three children and Charles what happens if the children don't make enough meat.

I wonder if $3 a month at the time was a living wage or was that a starvation wage for their laborers? Because the bosses did not want to pay them enough so they won't leave them.

I wonder how long the contract that they worked for was; did they stay longer than 5 years or was it every seasonal harvest. Later on in the paragraph it goes on to say the usual number of hours for 6 days a week is how much the usual number of hours is the eight-hour workday or was it a 12-hour birthday for them. Personally I thought it was very unfair of the laborers to quit and lose all interest.

Personally I do not believe that participating in a rent party are hosting a rent party or singing the blues represent the political act because black people during that time were suffering through a lot of trauma and going to a rent party or singing a song could just be them trying to let go and have a little fun during those very hard and trying times

I think that's a very cool and innovative idea to help people who live in apartment buildings who couldn't afford rent

Becoming members of mutual aid organizations

I think the family relationship shapes freed women's experiences because the women get to reconnect with your family especially with your children if they have any. And women were also able to focus on raising their families and giving them a hope of a better future for their children.

Are labor contracts like work unions are they set up rules for labor?

I think it's a very interesting concept of right after emancipation black woman put a structure of a family as their first priority

I think this is a very big significance because it proves that black women during that period were their own person and couldn't be controlled by their fathers or husbands. These women worked very hard every day at work and they deserve to be paid in their name not their husband or their father's name.

wow. that is so depressing and evil.

Personally I do believe that we can have a separate history for white women and women of color because white women and women of color have vastly different accomplishments that should all be taught and celebrated. They are very different so they need to be taught at different times per se.

I believe there are many women who deserve to get their story told but I know we don't have enough time in the world to go through every woman's accomplishments but some accomplishments who impacted the way we still view society should be celebrated the same way we celebrate men's accomplishments.

I really don't know how I feel about a female culture within the dominant patriarchal culture because I feel like that's what we have now and the patriarchal culture just takes over the majority of history and the way we view history

I just find it very shocking that many male historians ignore parts of history just because they wouldn't want to tell women part of history and even overlook certain parts of history because they don't want to tell the story and that's just outrageous. history should be told no matter who is enacting yet

Personally I do believe that women had an equal part to play in building civilization yet and the majority buy textbooks they are overlooked and they get a subcategory of history but they deserve to be in the full story

I completely agree with the statement that history was not whole without women because there are hundreds of women who impacted history and changed the direction of history yet their story goes untold because women are often overlooked especially their accomplishments in society or overlooked.

I wonder how hard it was for her to write those seven textbooks especially because of the time that she was born in. Either way, it is very impressive that she was able to co-write seven textbooks including the rise of the American civilization.

What an influential woman!

I believe that the historian Gerda Lerne Was very brave to go back to school after she fled the Holocaust and to go back to school at such an old age and get her BA is just very impressive especially during that time.

Personally I identify women's history as a untold story because women have been around for as long as men but when we read the textbooks 95% of the people in the textbooks are men and what men contributed to history, not to undermine what they did but women did as much if not more to affect the way we live society and yet their story is still in told.

I don't understand when the author is saying need to gather information about the students and show it because if you're gathering information about the students aren't you essentially grading what they're doing or are you just looking at what they are learning and things the students are having trouble with

The idea of school has always come with a lot of stress especially when it comes with the pressure to receive a good grade on all of your assignments. Students have so much pressure to do the assignment correctly that they forget that the assignment was intended to teach them something and they forget the main reason why they're learning.

I agree that motivation is a big part of going to school and learning at school instead of attending the class to learn everything because I feel like nowadays most students just go to school and attend the classes and just try to pass without learning.

In my personal opinion I feel as if grading has become a substitute for actually teaching the students the subject instead we tell the students to teach themselves and then we give them the grade based on how we feel they did.