American History (HIST 1301)

A survey course touches lightly on a variety of important topics, but does not provide a deep and thorough covering of the addressed topic. The course is based on lectures, readings, group discussion, computer web assignments, and debates. This course transfers as 3 hours of credit to most other colleges and universities.

Course Information

HIST 1301 Spring 2017 (10908) Syllabus HIST 1301 Summer 2017 (12307) Syllabus HIST 1301 Fall 2017 (35421) Syllabus HIST 1301 Fall 2017 Revised Calendar (35421) Syllabus

Course Materials

HIST 1301 Coming to the New World; Strange New World HIST 1301 Lecture 2 Discovery, English Exploration HIST 1301 Lecture 3 Development of Eastern Colonies HIST 1301 Lecture 4 Localism vs. Nationalism; Violence in Society HIST 1301 Lecture 6 The Emergence of Nationalism; The Constitution HIST 1301 Lecture 7 Hamilton vs. Jefferson HIST 1301 Lecture 8_Foreign Policy Louisiana Purchase and War of 1812 HIST 1301 Lecture 9 The Era of Good Feelings HIST 1301 Lecture 10 Jacksonian Democracy HIST 1301 Lecture 10B The Jacksonian Era 1828–1840 HIST 1301 Lecture 11 South, Slavery, Cotton HIST 1301 Lecture 11B Western Expansion HIST 1301 Lecture 12 Gathering Storm HIST 1301 Lecture 13 Civil War HIST 1301 Lecture 14 Reconstruction HIST 1301 Chapter 1 discovery PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 2 English colonization PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 4 PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 4B PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 5 Rev War PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 5B Rev War PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 6 PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 7 PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 8 PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 9 PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 10 Jackson Era PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 11 The South, Slavery, and King Cotton PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 13 Western Expansion PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 14 Gathering Storm PowerPoint HIST 1301 Chapter 15 Civil War PowerPoint