James Ross-Nazzal
- Professor of History, Women and Ethnic Studies Programs
- Curriculum Vitae
- Southeast College
- History
- Angela Morales Bldg., Room 206
- 713-718-7131
- [email protected]
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Courses
US History to 1877 (HIST 1301)
US History since 1877 (HIST 1302)
Mexican American History I (HIST 2327)
Mexican American History II (HIST 2328)
Africana/African American History (HIST 2381)
Western Civ to 1500 (HIST 2311)
Western Civ since 1500 (HIST 2312)
World History to 1500 CE (HIST 2321)
World History 1500-Present (HIST 2322)
Introduction to Humanities (HUMA 1301)
Introduction to Mexican American Studies (HUMA 1305)
Minorities in the US (HUMA 2319)
Texas History (HIST 2301)
Resources
Dr JRN - An Introduction
Academic Citizenship
US History - My YouTube Channel
US History OER Textbooks
Writing Historically
HIST 1301 PowerPoint Presentations
“Arise All [People] Who Have Hearts”: An Ethnic and Gender Studies Reader, Pre-Contact to 1877
The Tetons and the Snake River, Ansel Adams
(1500-1700) Puritans and Sex.pdf
(1786) Bring Rapes to Court.doc
(1790s-1830s) Republican Motherhood.pdf
(1750) Colonial Women Inventors.doc
(1772) Phillis Wheatley.doc
(1800) Martha Ballard and Women in the Young Republic.doc
(1850) Sojouner Truth.doc
(1852) Harriet Beecher Stowe.doc
(1862) Hannah Ropes Invents Nursing.doc
(1820-1860) Cult of True Womanhood.pdf
(1820s) Women and Chile at the Alamo - Feeding American Mythology.pdf
(1850s) Woman Suffage in California.doc
(1850) L Maria Child.doc
(1850s) Women and Nineteenth Century Reform.doc
(1861-1865) Women_and_the_Civil_War.pdf
(1862) Eugenia Phillips.doc
(1880s-1890s) Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Education.pdf
(1850) L Maria Child.doc
(1880s-1890s) Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Education.pdf
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