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Institution:
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Randolph-Macon College
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This course examines the connections and intersections of the disciplines of History and Theatre as vehicles for understanding the most dramatic historical events, issues and personalities of America from 1898 until 2001. The twentieth century is defined as the period from the Great Exposition in Chicago in 1898, which showcased technology and promoted significant change in many facets of American life and culture, to the defining moment of the events of September 11, 2001. It is in this 103 year period that the nation's character experienced major transformations which fundamentally altered every aspect of American life and the nation's sense of itself and its place in the "global village." The major culminating exercise will be a series of staged readings (with music and costumes, if possible) selected from the dramatic works that we have examined during the year. In addition, we will hold a "Talk Back." The campus community and the general public will be invited to these activities. Several students will present synopses of the major historical events of the twentieth century. We will also have the entire body engage in a spirited question and answer session and debate. Area of Knowledge requirement met: one history course under the Civilizations area and one drama course under the Arts and Literature area. Four hours each semester. Ms. Mattys, Mr. Jefferson.
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4.00
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
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(804) 752-7200
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Regional Accreditation:
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Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
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Calendar System:
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Four-one-four plan
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