National Women’s History Month traces its roots to March 8, 1857, when women factory workers staged a protest in New York City over poor working conditions. To celebrate the advances American women have made through the decades, the U.S. Census Bureau invites you to explore statistics on voting, STEM careers, education, and more. Teachers can view the teaching guide for ideas on how to incorporate this Women’s History Month Fun Facts and more into the classroom.
Women’s History Month Fun Facts
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English Language Arts • Math — Statistics and Probability • Social Studies — US History
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Grades K-12
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