COURSE NUMBER: | HIST 399 | ||||||||||||||
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COURSE TITLE: | Special Topics in History - 2005/06 Winter Colonial
America |
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NAME OF INSTRUCTOR: | Dr Richard Vaudry | ||||||||||||||
CREDIT WEIGHT AND WEEKLY TIME DISTRIBUTION: | credits 3(hrs lect 3 - hrs sem 0 - hrs lab 0) | ||||||||||||||
COURSE DESCRIPTION: | A course on a topic of figure of special interest to a
member of the history faculty and offered on a non-recurring basis.
Prerequisites: HIST 202 or 203 2005/06 Winter This course seeks to introduce students to the main political, religious, social, economic and cultural features of ‘America’ from the earliest days of European settlement until the time of the American War of Independence. Although there will be some consideration of the Spanish, French and Dutch presence in North America, emphasis will be placed on the development of England’s Atlantic North American colonies. |
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REQUIRED TEXTS: | T.H. Breen and Timothy Hall, Colonial America in an Atlantic World, New York: Pearson Longman, 2004. | ||||||||||||||
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COURSE OBJECTIVES: | That
upon completion of this course students will have:
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Required texts, assignments, and grade distributions
may vary
from one offering of this course to the next. Please consult
the course instructor for up to date details.
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