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| Worlds Apart, to 1700 Women in the Americas | |
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| Hunting and Gathering Cultural Differences Marriage, Family, and Gender Identities Exercising Power | |
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| European Women | |
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| Flexible Labor Force Patriarchal Societies Challenges to Patriarchy | |
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| African Women Before New World Contact | |
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| Work and Power Family Economies Dependence and Freedom: Slavery in Africa | |
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| The Gendered Dynamics of Contact | |
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| Discovering New Worlds Sexuality and Claims of Civilization Gender and the Emergence of the Slave Trade | |
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| Contact and Conquest, 1500-1700 Spanish Conquest in the Southwest | |
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| Immigration and Work Captivity and Kinship Religion and Conquest Witchcraft, Resistance, and Revolt | |
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| Trading Ventures in the North | |
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| The Fur Trade Catholicism and Conversion Marriage, Sex, and Survival in the Middle Ground New Netherland Trade | |
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| Plantation Societies of the Southeast | |
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| The Tobacco Economy Wealthy Widows and Serving Wenches Slavery, Race, and Intermarriage Anxious Patriarchs | |
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| Godly Societies of New England | |
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| Goodwives Family Government Female Piety Witchcraft and Danger | |
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| Eighteenth Century Revolutions the Market Revolution | |
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| Cities of Women A New World of Goods Issues of Inequality Slavery in a Market Economy | |
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| Family Relations and Social Responsibilities | |
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| Passions and Patriarchal Authority Disorderly Women: The Challenge of the Great Awakening Female Companions: The Gendered Enlightenment | |
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| Declaring Independence | |
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| Daughters of Liberty Loyalist Wives Fighting the War Seize the Day: Indian and Slave Women of the Revolution Female Citizens | |
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| A Virtuous Republic | |
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| Republican Mothers and Virtuous Wives Educated Women A Limited Revolution | |
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| Frontiers of Trade and Empire Indian Country | |
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| Multiple Meanings of Captivity Seneca Households: "A Perfect Equality" Shawnee Society and the Incorporation of Strangers Inheritance and Power among the Cherokee | |
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| Slavery and Freedom in Louisiana | |
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| The Traffic in Women New Orleans and Urban Slavery Gens de Couleur Libre | |
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| Western Frontiers | |
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| Texas: The Challenges of Settlement New Mexico Women and Trading Networks California Missions The Overland Trails | |
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| Domestic Economies and Northern Lives Industrial Transformations | |
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| Factory Families Independent Mill Girls Family Wage Economy | |
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| Town and Country | |
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| Seamstresses, Servants, and Shop Girls Sex for Sale Butter and Eggs | |
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| Private Lives: Defining the Middle | |
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| CLass Hidden Economy of Housework Cult of Domesticity Courtship and Marriage Sexual Boundaries Controlling Family Size | |
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| Multiple Identities: Race, Ethnicity, and the Female Experience | |
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| African American Independence Irish Domesticity German Guardians of Tradition | |
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| The Culture of Sentiment | |
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| Women on Stage Scribbling Women Earnest Readers | |
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| Family Business: Slavery and Patriarchy Antebellum Slavery | |
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| Strong as Any Man: Slave Women's Work Status and Special Skills Family Life Sexual Demands of Slavery Violence and Resistance | |
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| Plantationhouseholds | |
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| Keeper of the Keys Defense of Patriarchy Family Networks Breaking Ties | |
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| Struggles for Ind | |