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HY 202 - History of the United States II

This course is designed to trace the major historical developments between Reconstruction after the Civil War to the present-day America. These developments are explored through the cultures, the rituals, and the people who lived through these times. The primary focus will begin with the serious issues of monetary and agrarian reform, labor, race, and economic fairness. It will continue with the growth of large urban centers and the disturbing changes that accompanied cities, the new technologies, mass-marketing techniques, new entertainments, world wars and the drastic economic and social changes in the final decades of the twentieth century.

Credits: 3


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