HST 352 CANADA/U.S. RELATIONS SINCE 1865
This class is a comparison of some of the major events in both Canadian and U.S. history since 1865. Students will learn about the different approaches to nation building in both countries, policies toward First Nation/Native Americans, war, women's rights, politics, foreign policy, immigration and other issues. The class will spend about half of the semester examining Canada and its history. The other half of class will be used to look at Canadian/U.S. relations in several variances. Here lies the crux of the relationship - two countries with similar backgrounds and cultures yet possessing dissimilar cultural and social traits.
Course Types
Art History Elective; Advanced Studies; American Studies Elective; US History; Non-US History
Offered
Offered fall and spring.