American History, 1877 to the Present
History 104
Usual Description
This course will explore American politics, society, and culture from the post-Civil War era to the present. We will focus on changes in power relations in American society produced by social and political movements. We will also examine the construction and contestation of gender, race, ethnic, and class. This course will emphasize the use of primary sources, different modes of historical analysis and interpretation, and scholarly controversies.
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Course Listings
These are all of the listings of this course recorded in the Oberlin course catalog since the fall of 2007.
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes |
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History 104 | Taught by Jason Petrulis |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes or Renee Romano |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes or Renee Romano |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes, Shelley Lee, or Pablo Mitchell |
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History 104 | Taught by Clayton Koppes, Shelley Lee, or Pablo Mitchell |
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