American History (HIST 1302)

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 1302 Summer II 2017 (12496) Syllabus HIST 1302 Fall 2017 (35450) Syllabus HIST 1302 Fall 2017 Revised Calendar (35450) Syllabus

Course Materials

HIST 1302 Lecture 1 Gilded Age HIST 1302 Lecture 2 The Immigrant Problem; Urbanization HIST 1302 Lecture 3 Industrial Workers and Industrial Warfare, Populism HIST 1302 Lecture 4 The American West HIST 1302 Lecture 4b Women’s Era and Foreign Policy HIST 1302 Lecture 5 Progressivism HIST 1302 Lecture 6 War to end all wars HIST 1302 Lecture 7 Roaring 20s HIST 1302 Lecture 8 The Depression HIST 1302 Lecture 9 New Deal HIST 1302 Lecture 10 World War II HIST 1302 Lecture 11 Cold War Fair Deal HIST 1302 Lecture 12 Cold War in Am HIST 1302 Lecture 13 1960-1968 HIST 1302 Lecture 14 Sixties continued PowerPoint Chapter 17 PowerPoint Chapter 18 PowerPoint Chapter 19 PowerPoint Chapter 20 PowerPoint Chapter 21 Progressivism PowerPoint Chapter 22 World War I PowerPoint Chapter 23 Roaring 20s PowerPoint Chapter 24 The Reactionary Twenties 1302 PPT Lecture 9 Depression New Deal 1302 PPT Lecture 9b Depression New Deal 1302 PPT Lecture 10 WWII HIST 1302 PPT Chapter 27 Cold War HIST 1302 PPT Chapter 28 Cold War at home 1302 PPT Chapter 29 Lecture 13 1960-1968 1302 PPT Chapter 30 Rebellion and Reaction