Topics in Canadian Social History, Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries

3 credits · Undergraduate

This seminar is an opportunity to explore in depth a specific theme or issue in Canadian history. The exact topic will vary from year to year, but will focus on some aspect of social, political or cultural history. The subject may be regional or national in scope. Past examples include cowboys in the North American west, native-newcomer relations, and the social history of health. Weekly discussions and a research paper emphasize historiographical debates as well as its significance to the story of Canada. Approved with Canadian Studies. PREREQUISITES: A Canadian History course at the 3000 level or permission of the instructor EXCLUSIONS: HIST 5222.03 FORMATS: Seminar