Rethinking our past recognizing facts, fictions, and lies in American history
"This course is designed to enlighten and encourage you to consider the factual basis of many of our most-cherished yet glossed-over stories and the real-life characters who populate them. From archaeological misinformation to investigations into the nature of modern public policy, Professor Loewen...
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| Language: | English |
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Prince Frederick, MD :
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p2004.
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| Series: | Modern scholar.
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Table of Contents:
- lecture 1. Why study the past?
- lecture 2. Archaeology and prehistory
- Lecture 3. The politics and history of Columbus
- lecture 4. Pilgrims
- lecture 5. Native American societies and cultures
- lecture 6. The making and use of the Constitution
- lecture 7. Slavery
- lecture 8. The Civil War
- lecture 9. The Civil War (contiuned) and Reconstruction
- lecture 10. The nadir of race relations
- lecture 11. The nadir of race relations (continued)
- lecture 12. United States foreign policy
- lecture 13. Capitalism and social class
- lecture 14. Doing history yourself.
