HIS 1734: War on Terror: History of Our Lives (2022-2023)
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The US War on Terror began in 2001 and continues without a definitive ending in sight, meaning that students have lived most of their lives in a world shaped by the aftermath of 9/11. This class will cover the history and ethical implications of topics like the attacks of September 11th, the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, terrorism, and drones. Students will also consider the continuing impact of the War on Terror on everyday life in the US and globally. Students will learn the basic tools and methodologies of historical inquiry by studying the events of their own lifetimes, better understanding both themselves and the world they live in. Typically offered: Winter.
Autumn |
1313 |
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Alissa Walter
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M,W,F
Final: M
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1:00PM-2:20 PM
12:30PM-2:30 PM
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09/12-11/16
11/21-11/21
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Demaray Hall 355
Demaray Hall 355
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Attributes: WK Social Sciences
Grade Modes: (Default) Normal Grading, Audit
Instructional Methods: Traditional
Note: Full Term
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