Rosie the Riveter was a fictional woman, but she symbolized the cultural and historical significance of the very real women whose contributions to American wars were unmatched. They took to the front lines and worked in numerous divisions as soldiers, pilots, spies, doctors, and nurses. These heroines fought for the country and saved those who were injured, all the while challenging sexism in the military. Help your readers uncover these riveting tales of heroism and bravery, which show that power, independence, and agency can be attainable even in the face of adversity. Features include: Poignant interviews detail women's experiences and contributions to wars from various eras. Historical photographs, paintings, and sketches give readers a glimpse into the past. Texts correlate to the History dimension of the C3 Framework for Social Studies state standards.
