Dr. Evan Elizabeth Hart (History-Missouri Western State University) discusses the history of abortion and birth control in this country beginning in the 1700’s. When does life begin? What was important for women’s health? What kinds of birth control were available in the 18th and 19th centuries? Dr. Hart answers these questions and more as she tracks the history of women’s reproductive health.
Episode 25: Understanding Utopian Movements in the 19th Century
Episode 24: Traveling through the 1820s
Episode 23: Bringing Home the Bacon: Money In Early America
Episode 21: Creating a Government for a New Nation
Episode 20: The Dakota-U.S. War (1862)
Episode 19: The Pueblo Revolt
Episode 18: A Change of Dress: Women and 19th Century Reform
Episode 17: Gender, Labor & the Lowell Mills
Episode 16: New England Witches Before Salem
Episode 15: Slavery in New England
Episode 14: Alexander Hamilton: More than a Song and a Dance
Episode 13: Cooking an American Identity
Episode 12: Female Soldiers in the American Revolution
Episode 11: Charlotte Forten: Radical, Teenaged, Abolitionist
Episode Ten: Sickness and Health in British North America
Episode Nine: African American Soldiers and the Families’ Civil War
Episode Eight: Marbury v. Madison and the U.S. Supreme Court
Episode Seven: The War at Home: Paso Del Norte During and After the Mexico-U.S. War
Episode Six: Politics, Protest & the War with Mexico
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