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Social Reformers and Civil Rights Activists. Performers and Writers. First Ladies and Slaves. Philosophers and Spiritualists. War Heroes and Abolitionists. These are the women who created the rich history of the United States and these are the women portrayed in the American National Biography Online.

American National Biography Online celebrates the history of the United States with over 18,000 portraits of the men and women who shaped the nation. This month, we'd like to remind you that ANB Online is a valuable tool in teaching your students about Women's History Month. To celebrate women's contributions to the nation's heritage, we have selected articles covering a range of time periods and occupations. From colonist Anne Hutchinson to First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, from Sacagawea to Seminole leader Alice Brown Davis, from Lucille Ball to Janis Joplin, ANB Online encourages students to explore American history through the lives of remarkable and notable women.

Whatever the direction your class discussion may take, ANB Online is a resource that will expand and enlighten your students' learning experience.

To explore the Women's History Special Collection, go to the Custom Search page of ANB Online and select the "Articles in Women's History Special Collection" check box. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at onlinesubscriptions@oup-usa.org.

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