Assignment Task: Women in Revolutionary Movements" serves as an introduction to the presence of women in the Mexican Revolution.
Prior to reading Jaquette's article, 1) what was your impression of women on the battlefield? 2) What famous women do you know in the making of our US history? (What did they do and what change was brought about?) 3) Given the facts Jaquette presents in her article, what's your overall view of the Mexican Revolution (as perceived through our readings and the murals)? Elaborate this part in at least fifteen sentences.
To help you answer question 3, reflect on the following. We have approached the subject of the Mexican Revolution via two mediums: the writing (our articles) and the visual/aesthetic (the murals). Does one medium leave out something the other covers, or vice versa? Which medium is more credible or doubtful?
Highlight two quotes from the reading and explain why they grabbed your attention.
Prior to reading Jaquette's article, 1) what was your impression of women on the battlefield? 2) What famous women do you know in the making of our US history? (What did they do and what change was brought about?) 3) Given the facts Jaquette presents in her article, what's your overall view of the Mexican Revolution (as perceived through our readings and the murals)? Elaborate this part in at least fifteen sentences.
To help you answer question 3, reflect on the following. We have approached the subject of the Mexican Revolution via two mediums: the writing (our articles) and the visual/aesthetic (the murals). Does one medium leave out something the other covers, or vice versa? Which medium is more credible or doubtful?
Highlight two quotes from the reading and explain why they grabbed your attention.