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HIS-375 African American History: Civil War...
This course will present a detailed examination of the black experience in America from the Civil War to today to provide an understanding of the role African-Americans have played in the history of America and an assessment of why until recently they were excluded from the promise of American democracy. The course will analyze the various political, economic, social, and cultural methods African-Americans have employed to survive in an overwhelmingly hostile environment and analyze their prospects as they make the final frontal assault on the structure of racially discriminatory institutions.
Program: History
Credit: 3
HIS-334
Introduction to Documentary…
Students will become acquainted with documentary film as…
HIS-731
History of the…
This course will introduce students to the history…
Credits 3
HIS-732
History of Mass…
This is an historical survey of the mass…
HIS-733
Topics in European…
This course will cover a variety of important…
HIS-734
Deaf People in…
This course will cover a series of important…
HIS-735
History of Disability…
This course will address the meaning of disability…