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HIST230 - The American Revolutionary War

Credits: 3

An introduction and overview of the American Revolution/War for Independence. It takes an international view, rather than a national or patriotic perspective; thus it is fair to address the conflict as the British Imperial Civil War. Topics covered include: origins, political theory, economic practices, military strategy and key battles, leaders, peace-making, and the short and long-term legacies of the conflict. Students who successfully complete the course will have a good knowledge base of this era and be able to explain its place within the larger context of modern world history. This is an elective course.

Prerequisites: None
3 class hours a week


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