Greenwich Village, 1913: Suffrage, Labor, and the New Woman (Reacting to the Past)
Step into Greenwich Village in 1913, where suffrage, labor, and the changing place of women converge. Focusing on the New Woman and the forces reshaping social and political life, this Reacting to the Past title offers an engaging way to study reform, gender, and history.
About This Book
Greenwich Village, 1913 examines a pivotal moment shaped by suffrage, labor, and changing ideas about women’s roles.
The book centers the New Woman within the social and political world of Greenwich Village.
As part of the Reacting to the Past series, it supports an active, discussion-based approach to studying history.
Mary Jane Treacy presents material suited to readers exploring reform movements, gender, work, and civic life in the early twentieth century.
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