HI 611. Seminar in U.S. History to 1877. (3 Credits)
Research and writing based seminar on topics in American history through the end of Reconstruction with emphasis upon analysis and interpretation. May be repeated for credit with a change in topic.
Graduate coursework in teaching field: AFAM 3459, African American Literature Before 1900 (3); AFAM 4310, Pre-Colonial African History (3); HIST 473, Civil Rights & Eth Pwr (3); HIST 496C, Adv Topics Global Hist (3); HIST 511B, Prosem Ameri 19th C (3); HIST 511C, Prosem Ameri 20th C (3); HIST 511D, Prosem Environment (3); HIST 512B, Prosem Medv Eur Hist (3); HIST 513, Prosem Latin Amer (3); HIST 583C, Hist Method Historiog (3); HIST 593B, Sem 19th Centu Amer (3); HIST 593D, Sem Amer Environmtl (3); HIST 610, Sem Amer Rural Life (3); HIST 699, Research (3); AFAM 3459, African American Literature Before 1900 (3); HIST 4275, History of Slavery in the U.S.A. (3); HIST 4715, African History Since 1880 (3); HIST 6001, First-Year Graduate Colloquium (3); HIST 6002, History Research Methods (3); HIST 6003, History Theory and Interpretation (3); HIST 6203, History and Theories of Planning (3); HIST 6401, Teaching Proseminar (2); HIST 7205, Gender and Race in Nineteenth-Century US (4); HIST 7190, Individual Study: Graduate (21); LAW 9656, Topics in 19th Cent American Legal History (3); RELS 6150, American Religious Histories (3).