Course Code: 1430

Department: Other

Course Type: History

Course Format: Online

Credits: 3

Course Description

This course is a survey of American History from Reconstruction through the 1970s. The course examines the nation's political development during that period. It also focuses on the social and economic impact on the nation of industrialization and urbanization. The course looks at the means by which various groups, who were excluded from the mainstream of American society, gained a foothold in the nation's decision-making process. It examines the major reform movements from the Progressive Era to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. The course also traces America's growth from a continental and regional power to super power status after World War II. It examines the impact of imperialism and American involvement in both World Wars on American foreign policy, and the development of the Cold War.
Program Requirement
General Education List,Pre-Law Concentration, General Studies, A.A.,Pre-Law Concentration, General Studies, A.A.,General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in Art (SAMPLE),General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in Criminal Justice,Secondary Education - English, A.A.T.,General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in English,General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in Art,General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in Communication/Public Relations and Journalism,Transfer Studies Certificate,General Studies A.A.,General Studies, A.A., Liberal Arts Concentration,General Studies A.A. with Area of Concentration in Liberal and Creative Arts