HIST 1700 - American Civilization, Summer 2008
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AMERICAN CIVILIZATIONJay Stephens History Department |
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Course Description
This course is a survey course which will introduce the student to pre-Columbian society in North America, exploration, colonization, the American Revolution and Constitution, National period to the Civil War, westward expansion and development of big business, and America in the 20th century. Themes that will be studied throughout the course include the development of American government and institutions, evolution of American business and the economy, and pluralism in American society.
Course Contents
HIST 1700 - Manhole , Spring 2008
HIST 1700 - Download This Course , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Syllabus , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 1-New World & English Arrival , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 2-Discontent & On to Revolution , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 3-Revolution & the War , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Paper Guide , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Turabian Style , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 4-Political Formation and the Constitution , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 5-Politics Expansion and War of 1812 , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 6-Society Economy and Changing Democracy , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 7-Politics Movements and Growing Dissent , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 8-Crisis and Compromise and the Civil War , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 9-Reconstruction , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 10-Labor Politics and Late 19th Century , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 11-Into the 20th Century and On to Depression , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 12-Into WW II and war in Europe , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 13-War in the Pacific and Into the Cold War , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 14-Civil Rights and into Vietnam , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Review Sheet for Final Exam Summer 2008 , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 15-The 60s 70s and Into the 80s , Summer 2008
HIST 1700 - Part 16-Out of the 80s 90s and Present Day , Summer 2008
