Women in World History
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Introduction

Primary Sources

  1. Letter, Hernán Cortés
  2. Personal Account, Bernal Díaz del Castillo
  3. Painting, Mexican Manuscript
  4. Painting, Florentine Codex
  5. Nonfiction, Florentine Codex (Spanish)
  6. Nonfiction, Florentine Codex (Nahuatl)
  7. Painting, The Dream of Malinche
  8. Nonfiction, Octavio Paz
  9. Poem, Como Duele
  10. Poem, La Malinche
  11. Painting, Santa Barraza
  12. Sculpture, Jimmie Durham
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Teaching

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  • Lesson Plan (High School)
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Introductory Essay

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