Young women in their 20's and 30's: how much did you learn about women's history in public school?

Question

Not college or university.

Answer 1

Almost nothing.

Answer 2

It was a few paragraphs tacked onto the end of every chapter, but nothing integrated into the coursework.

Answer 3

Very little was taught about women history in my school.  Luckily I decided to educate myself and had strong female influences.

Answer 4

I really can't say I recall learning about womens history in public school!

Answer 5

Not enought to live with men.

Answer 6

Very little, come to think of it. I think we did a unit on Florence Nightingale. And I remember writing a report on the Revolutionary War from the perspectives of the wives of the founding fathers, who raised money, collected supplies, encoded messages in letters, made salt peter and ammunition.

Answer 7

How many more times are you going to ask the same question?

Answer 8

Nothing.  Ignorance about women in the past, judging by what I read on this site, is almost total, especially amongs alleged feminists.