HI440
Reading Seminar on Roosevelt’s America
1.0 Credit
This seminar is designed to introduce students
to research in and the literature about America in the 1930s and 1940s.
This was a period of depression and war, a period when the United
States passed from economic catastrophe to global mastery, a period in
which new economic, social and cultural forces emerged, in which the
struggle for civil rights was nurtured and over which the political
presence of Franklin Roosevelt towered. In one of the most actively
researched periods in US history, topics include Roosevelt's character,
the nature of the New Deal, civil rights, American intervention in
WWII, the experience of combat.
Additional Course Information
- Exclusions
- HI490* taken prior to May 1, 2010.
- Notes
- 1.0 credit, one-term historiographical course.