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U.S. History Courses
- General Education Information from the Undergraduate Bulletin
- Learning Objectives for General Education U.S. History Courses
U.S. History courses enable students to demonstrate:
- knowledge of a basic narrative of American history (political, economic, social, and/or cultural), including an awareness of unity and diversity in American society
- knowledge of representative institutions in American society and how they have shaped and been shaped by different groups
- an understanding of the relationship (s) between America and other parts of the world
- an understanding of various tools and approaches used in interpreting U.S. history
