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HST 303 - The Young American Republic

Description
Rise of political democracy in the United States, 1820-1850. Emergence of a market economy and industrialization. Movements by laborers, women, African Americans, immigrants and Native Americans to expand rights. Religious and cultural change. Sectional conflict between North and South. Westward expansion, Oregon Trail, Gold Rush. Prerequisites: HRT 203 and HRT 204. Fall of every year.
Recent Professors
T. Summerhill
Recent Semesters
Fall 2023, Fall 2022, Fall 2021, Fall 2020, Fall 2019
Class Size
40-50
Credits
3
Professor Reviews
T. Summerhill
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1y
Junior
HNF
Have to read about 7 books throughout the semester, essentially 1/2 every week. Weekly blog due every Sunday night about books, not too hard. One big paper research paper (10 pages with sources) due a week before finals. One lecture every day that takes up the hour. Great guy and very understanding. I didn't mesh with the material but others might.
T. Summerhill
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1y
Junior
PSY
Be prepared for lots of reading and lecture, but the reading and lectures are both highly interesting. Professor Summerhill is much more interested in his students knowing concepts versus memorizing terms. He was very passionate about the topic and was always willing to help during and outside of class.
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MW (10:20am-11:40am), MW (12:40pm-2:00pm), MW (3:00pm-4:20pm)