HIST 2203 U.S. History II
The TEL Library U.S. History II course provides a comprehensive presentation of the significant social, political, and economic developments from 1877 to the present. The course is designed to engage students in understanding how shifts in culture, private initiative, public policy, and technology have shaped American history. Critical reading, analysis, and writing will be emphasized as core elements of enhancing lesson understanding. This is a three credit-hour course; satisfactory completion of the course requires passing a midterm and a final exam.
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Meets major HIST 205 requirement.