HIST 3116
A History of American Citizenship: Membership and Exclusion; Rights and Belonging in U.S. History
This course explores the contested history of American citizenship from the early republic to the age of Trump. It interrogates both the relative inclusion and/or exclusion of disparate immigrant populations into the American citizenry and campaigns to expand citizenship status and rights to long-marginalized native-born populations throughout the history of the republic. It especially probes the degree to which policies governing U.S. citizenship have been employed to incorporate access to rights for some while restricting access to others. WR , HU T 1:30pm-3:25pm
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- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027