American History (HSTA)
HSTA 101 American History I (3 Credits)
A survey of the political, constitutional and diplomatic history, economic history, and social, intellectual and cultural history of the United States from the first settlement to the Civil War. Emphasizes a substantive understanding of the events, trends, and personalitites of U.S. history and the developmental of skills in analysis and communication.
Satisfies the following General Education Core requirements: Cultural Heritage of American Indians, Social & Psychological Sciences/History
HSTA 102 American History II (3 Credits)
A survey of the political, constitutional and diplomatic history, economic history, and social, intellectual and cultural history fo the United States from the Civil War to the present day. Emphasizes a substantive understanding of the events, trends, and personalities of U.S. history and the development of skills in analysis and communication.
Satisfies the following General Education Core requirements: Cultural Heritage of American Indians, Social & Psychological Sciences/History
HSTA 215 Post-WW II America (3 Credits)
A comprehensive overview of United States history from 1945 to the beginning of the Reagan Era in 1980. The course includes reading, lecture/discussions and audio-viual materials that address key issues that faced the United States in the wake of World War II. Topics include the Cold War and nuclear weapons, Nixon, the civil rights movement, the Korean and Vietnam wars, popular culture the Baby Boom, Television, and the Space Program.
Satisfies the following General Education Core requirements: Social & Psychological Sciences/History
HSTA 255 Montana History (3 Credits)
A comprehensive study of social, economic, cultural and political, development of Montana, with an emphasis on critical reading, interpretation, research, and written analysis.
Satisfies the following General Education Core requirements: Cultural Diversity, Cultural Heritage of American Indians, Social & Psychological Sciences/History
