10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Online
Section Information for Summer 2022
America has been defined by war: the U.S. won its independence through one war, redefined its national principles in another, and rose to global prominence through its participation in the World Wars of the twentieth century. This course is organized thematically around examining war as a force in American society from the colonial period to the present, including how military institutions, war, and the preparation for war have affected American society; and how Americans have thought about military service, experienced war, and transitioned to peacetime throughout their history. This course will not present a linear, chronological history of events, nor will it focus on battlefield strategy and tactics. Special emphasis will be placed on civil-military relations, mobilization, and veterans’ issues.
The course will combine readings, lecture, and discussions during our synchronous class sessions and on a discussion board. Students’ active participation in class is required. Skills developed in the course include formal and informal writing, textual analysis, discussion participation, and critical thinking.
HIST 370 B01 is a synchronous distance education section that has some asynchronous work. Students should plan to meet on the days and time scheduled.
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Credits: 3
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