United States History to 1877
This is a general survey of United States history from 1492 to 1877; it guides students through the colonization of the Americas, the French and Indian War, the Revolutionary War, the westward expansion, and the Civil War. This is the first course in a two-part United States History series (HIST 041 and HIST 043).
Course Details
Course Outline
Module 1: African, European, and Native American Civilizations
Module 2: Europeans in America
Module 3: The Colonies
Module 4: British - American Tensions
Module 5: War
Module 6: Road to Independence
Module 7: A Young Country
Module 8: American Identity
Module 9: Review and Midterm
Module 10: Reform
Module 11: Another War
Module 12: Slavery
Module 13: Sectionalism
Module 14: Civil War
Module 15: Reconstruction
Module 16: Part 1 of 3âReview and Practice Exam
Module 16: Part 2 of 3âCritical Thinking: Information & Discovery (OPTIONAL TO CLAIM)
Module 16: Part 3 of 3âFinal Exam
Syllabus
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