HIST 354: Energy in American History

History · 5 credits

An exploration of the uses and meanings of energy in American history. Topics include development of and transitions between different energy regimes; relations between energy producers and communities; energy and American foreign policy; and social, cultural, and environmental changes linked to changing patterns of energy production and consumption. Also offered as ENRG 354.

Offered in 1 of the 26 listed terms (Winter 2025).

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Prerequisites

None that Banner enforces.

From Banner's catalog for Spring 2027. Banner lists only the requisites it enforces, so check the catalog entry too.

Required by (2)

HIST 414, HIST 471

What it leads to

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

HIST 414 The Carolingian Era
HIST 471 Piracy in the Early Modern Atlantic World

Syllabi and course websites

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Instructors

Instructor	Sections	Terms
Seltz, Jennifer	1	Winter 2025

Every offering in the listed terms (1 section)

Term	Sec	CRN	Type	Meets	Instructor	Enrolled	Delivery
Winter 2025	0	13524	Lecture	TR 10:00am-11:50am · BH 319	Seltz, Jennifer	20/30	Face to Face Instruction