Women in World History

North Africa and the Islamic Empire

Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, George Mason University | Dec 1, 2020

Women in World History: North Africa and the Islamic Empire offers primary sources on women in French North Africa and the Islamic Empire. The sources include letters, religious texts, travel narratives, contracts, photographs, poetry, and songs. A high school lesson plan and worksheet are included.

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