HISTORY 1145
Freedom, Citizenship and the Making of American Life
This course offers a broad survey of American history from the era before European settlement of North America to the late twentieth century. The course explores the emergence and geographic expansion of the United States and addresses changes in what it meant to be an American during the nation's history. Tracing major changes in the nation's economic structures, politics, social order and culture, the course chronicles, among other issues, changes in the meanings of freedom, citizenship, and American identity. Introductory course to the major and minor.
Prerequisites & course information
Credit 3 units. AMCS: INTRO, SOC/ArtSci IQ: HUM, LCDC/Bus: HUM/Eng: HUM/History: INTRO/SamFox: FACPSC Typical periods offered: Fall
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027