Race, Colonialism, and Migration in Canadian History (C)

3 cr · Undergraduate

This course examines topics in the history of race, colonization, and migration in Canada. It explores histories of colonialism and migration, how ideas of race, nation, and ethnicity have been shaped by them, and how these histories have shaped the experience of Indigenous people, racialized people, and Canada as a whole. Specific topics may include colonization and imperialism, slavery, immigration policy, as well as racialized, Indigenous, and ethnic communities. Students may not hold credit for both HIST 3442 and HIST 3780 with the topic "Race and Immigration in Canadian History."