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In Dame schools young children were able to learn how to sew, embroider, and other household arts and Dame school helped kids learn to do things, instead of staying at home getting no education, they were able to learn things they can do for fun or on their own time.

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they did not see the part which women were to take in the future life of the Republic, and failed to provide for their public education on the same broad basis as that of men. The colony made little provision for the education of women, but much attention was paid to the private instruction of the daughters that had better education

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It was a very long process, it took decades of protesting. Many women of all ages from women suffrage supporters lectured, wrote, and marched to achieve victory. It legally gave American women the right to vote and helped them get victory for their rights.

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When the U.S. was getting ready for WW2, they were in need of more soldiers. Women were already helping as nurses and unofficial military capacities, but were recruited through the Women’s Auxiliary Corps. Later, congress dropped “Auxiliary” from the name and allowed women to have equal benefits.

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A movement that was made for Women to fight for different rights.They were able to control their earnings, own a property, and take custody of their children if they got a divorce.

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The Equal pay act was made so that both, Women and Men, would get paid equally. It helped Women have a chance to stay in work that pays as equally as Men did.

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1971: Gloria Steinem starts Ms. magazine

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1971: Gloria Steinem starts Ms. magazine

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Ms. Magazine, founded by activists Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pittman Hughes, is a periodical providing "feminist news and information." Introduced as a preview within a December 1971 issue of New York Magazine, Ms. Magazine ran as a monthly publication until 1987, when it converted to a quarterly.

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The historical picture of women's educational experiences in the US,  which appeared expectations for girls in school have been different than expectations for boys. But that changed in 1972 made the Title IX which protects students from discrimination of for equality on peoples gender and made it equal for women.

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It made education more fair for girls and women by motivating them and assisting them in educational organizations. It helped girls/women get educational equity and get the same advantages as men/boys.

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2001: Women's educational equity vs. equality Act

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2001: Women's educational equity vs. equality Act

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Equity leads to equality and Gender equality requires equal enjoyment by women and men of socially-valued opportunities. The United States reveals a historical pattern of relative equality in attainment of at least a secondary education in the United States.