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HIST 3310
Intellectual History of the United States
Three semester hours. (FL)
The impact of major ideas on the development of the nation, with emphasis on Puritanism, the Enlightenment, Transcendentalism, rise of democracy, the Women's Rights Movement, industrialism, populism, progressivism, socialism, the Civil Rights Movement, the struggle to forge a national identity, and those aspects of American thought that continue to agitate contemporary society. Prerequisite: Six hours of history and/or political science.

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