HIST 158: Race and Identity in Modern America

History · 4 credits

Explores the ways in which race and identity have been formulated in American history and investigates the practice of history and its relationship to other disciplines. Involves examinations of primary documents as well as discussions of methods used in historical analysis. Topical coverage will span the last century and a half of American history.

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Prerequisites

None that Banner enforces.

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Required by (7)

HIST 356, HIST 363, HIST 366, HIST 383, HIST 451, RECR 301, WGSS 356

What it leads to

Courses that list it as a prerequisite, then the courses that list those, 2 levels deep.

HIST 356 Gender and History
- HIST 414 The Carolingian Era
- HIST 471 Piracy in the Early Modern Atlantic World
- WGSS 314 Gender Across Borders
HIST 363 The American Revolution
- HIST 414 The Carolingian Era (shown above)
- HIST 471 Piracy in the Early Modern Atlantic World (shown above)
HIST 366 The Early American Republic
- HIST 414 The Carolingian Era (shown above)
- HIST 471 Piracy in the Early Modern Atlantic World (shown above)
HIST 383 Modern Iraq
- HIST 382 The U.S., Neoconservatism, and the Middle East (continues on its page)
- HIST 404 Colonialism and the Middle East (continues on its page)
- HIST 407 History of the Israel/Palestinian Conflict (continues on its page)
- HIST 471 Piracy in the Early Modern Atlantic World (shown above)
HIST 451 Environmental History of U.S. Agriculture
RECR 301 Work and Leisure Through the Ages
WGSS 356 Gender and History
- WGSS 314 Gender Across Borders (shown above)

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