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HIST 201 - Colonial US to the Civil War Era

Description
This course is a survey of US History from the earliest records to the Civil War Era. Students will engage with historical texts to explore topics that have shaped the nation that the United States has become. These can include: Indigenous cultures that formed America's first permanent societies, the arrival of European colonists, the origins of slavery, the American Revolution, Westward expansion, sectional divisions over slavery, and the Civil War.
Recent Semesters
Fall 2024, Fall 2023, Spring 2023, Fall 2022, Fall 2021
Former Title
Colonial America to 1815
Class Size
49
Credits
3
Professor Reviews
5y
Sophomore
SEFE
Not a fan of him as a professor. He seems like a decent guy, but not the best professor I've had. His tests are hard (even though they are multiple choice). He is a strict graded on the in class projects. My biggest issue was he gave us an exam the day after Easter, and more then half of the population at SRU went
5y
Junior
SEFE
Excellent professor. The people who list negative comments for him are the ones who are either too stupid to get his witticisms and think he is boring and not funny because of that, or the ones who want to get through a class without ever having to write a note or read a book. He is a great guy and if you show up and do the reading you'll do fine
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Usually Offered
MWF (50 minutes), TuTh (1 hour 15 minutes)
Attributes
Becoming America, Being American, Citizenship & Social Problems, Distributed Education Approved, Offered Fall & Spring Terms, Global Community - US Goal -LS, Institutions/Human Innovations, Rock Std 2 Trns Thread Complet, Revolutions, Transfer Thread Completion Crs, US in Global Context, Violence