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National Women's History Month The theme of National Women's History Month, March 2005 is "Women Change America". Women's Rights Movement -- Guide to the fight for civil rights for American women. Susan B. Anthony Study Guide -- 19th century leader for women's rights. Women's Rights Movement -- Account of the movement for voting rights and equal treatment for women. Women's Rights Timeline --Timeline of the movement for women's suffrage. Women Pioneers -- Women who's strength and bravery broke new ground for all Americans. Sacagawea Study Guide -- Scout for Lewis and Clark's Corp of Discovery. Amelia Earhart Study Guide -- Story of the life of the pioneering aviator. Women in Military History -- Guide to women in the Revolution, Civil War and World War II. Molly Pitcher Study Guide -- Woman who fought in the American Revolutionary War Battle of Monmouth. Harriet Tubman Study Guide -- Story of the founder of the Underground Railroad and Union scout in the Civil War. Women in World War Two -- Women not only worked on the homefront during the Second World War, but also volunteered for military service. Women in Politics and Government -- Guide to women in politics, government and public service service. Eleanor Roosevelt Study Guide -- First Lady and worker for social change. Shirley Chisholm Study Guide -- First black woman elected to Congress. Hillary Clinton Study Guide -- First Lady of the United States and Senator from New York. Women in Science -- Guide to women's achievements in medicine and science. Clara Barton Study Guide -- The creator of modern nursing. Margaret Meade Study Guide -- Studies in sociology and anthropolgy. Rachel Carson Study Guide -- Author of "Silent Spring," one of America's most influential and groundbreaking books about environmental pollution. Women in Music and Art -- Guide to famous women in music and the arts. Marian Anderson Study Guide -- First great African American opera singer. Maya Angelou Study Guide -- Black poet and screenwriter. Toni Morrison Study Guide -- Black writer and editor. Notes, Facts and Information about History, Literature and Science Help with Student Term Papers, Essays, Tests and Lesson Plans Education and Learning for School, College or University We offer these biographies, timelines, essays, themes and reviews to help primary and secondary students with homework, tests and term papers. These guides will help teachers answer basic questions of why, where, how and when and offer a broad overview of history, literature and science. This website is copyright 2004-2005 by Online-Study-Guide.com and while information may be used by teachers and students for lesson plans and educational purposes, commercial reproduction is strictly prohibited. Students, teachers and education professionals who find these facts and information helpful are encouraged to link to our website.