HIT 241 - American History II--Since 1877

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Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College

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3 Semester Hours History 241 undertakes the continuing saga of adventures in American History. Students will have the opportunity to evaluate the acts and deeds of some of our greatest modern heroes and will discuss, for instance, whether or not Reconstruction ended in 1877, or if it is still incomplete; if Teddy Roosevelt should have applied the Big Stick in digging the Big Ditch, or just how much of a deal was the New Deal? This course takes students through the exciting events of the world wars and the Cold War and lets them decide (after thorough study) who should have won the various presidential elections of this period. By the semester's end, students will have a much better perception of why our society is the way it is today.

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3.00

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Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.Eastern.wvnet.edu

Phone Number:

(304) 434-8000

Calendar System:

Semester

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