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List
of Approved American Studies Courses
Emil Pocock, Coordinator of American Studies Updated April 2008 These courses can be used to fill appropriate parts of the Major and Electives requirements for the B.A. in History/American Studies and English/American Studies. Courses in gray are not currently offered or offered only a case-by-case basis. American
Studies . HIS 120 Early American Experience, 1607-1877 HIS 121 Recent American Experience, 1877-Present HIS 221 Native American History HIS 241 American Frontier HIS 243 Churches and the Modern Civil Rights Movement HIS 245 African-American Religion HIS 250 History of New England HIS 251 Introduction to American Society HIS 302 Colonial America HIS 303 Revolution and the Early Republic, 1763-1828 HIS 305: Antebellum America, 1828-1860 HIS 307 Civil War and Reconstruction HIS 313 Gilded Age to World War I HIS 315 United States Between the Wars HIS 316 United States after World War II HIS 318 History of US Foreign Relations HIS 320 Connecticut History HIS 321 African American History to 1877 HIS 322 African American History since 1877 HIS 325 Expansion of New England HIS 327: Disasters in America HIS 328 American Immigration History HIS 340 History of the American South HIS 352 History of World War II HIS 365 Only semesters and course topics listed below: Fall 2003: Disasters in America Fall 2004: New England Town Spring 2007: US History and Museums Spring 2007: Modern Black Nationalism HIS 420 Seminar in American Civilization (same as AMS 420) HIS 461 Colloquium in American History HIS 480 Independent Study (individual approval required) HIS 490 Internship in History (individual approval required) HIS 310 may not be used to fulfill any History/American Studies requirements. English. ENG 212 American Literature to 1865 ENG 213 American Literature from 1865 ENG 255 African-American Literature ENG 256 Native American Literature ENG 258 Asian-American Literature ENG 259 Chicano/Chicana Literature and Culture ENG 340 History and Development of the English Language ENG 341 Modern American Grammar ENG 342 Literature of New England ENG 343 Folklore and Folklife of New England ENG 345 American Ethnic Minority Literature ENG 347: African-American Vernacular English ENG 365: Only semesters and course topics listed below: Fall 2003: Southern Literature Spring 2004: American Poetry Spring 2005: African-American Vernacular English Visual
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300 Tourism in New England Transfer courses and other ECSU courses with variable content (like xxx 365), colloquia, seminars, internships, and independent studies that have a predominant content in United States culture, society, or history, may be approved on a case-by-case basis. See Prof. Emil Pocock, Coordinator of American Studies. |
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