American Indian History
General
Prefix
HIST
Course Number
352
Course Level
Undergraduate
Department/Unit(s)
College/School
College of Liberal Arts
Description
Tribal societies in North America, from earliest times to the present, tribal histories and cultures, intercultural relations, federal Indian policies and tribal responses, and American Indians today.
Credits
Min
3
Max
3
Repeatable
No
Goals and Diversity
MN Goal Course
Yes
MN Goal Designation(s)
05, 07
Cultural Diversity
Yes
Learning Outcomes
Outcome
In a manner suitable for an upper-division course, read and analyze primary and secondary sources pertaining to significant individuals, events, and developments related to American Indian history and varied tribal histories.
Outcome
In a manner suitable for an upper-division course, examine and articulate themes and examples of the complicated nature of intercultural relations between American Indians and non-Indians, varied dimensions of federal Indian policy, tribal and American Indian resistance, tribal adaptations and cultural persistence, and intra-tribal and intertribal diversity.
Outcome
In a manner suitable for an upper-division course, write well-structured essays that examine significant themes in American Indian history.
Outcome
In a manner suitable for an upper-division course, explore how American Indian peoples and communities relate to, diverge from, and contribute to narratives of American history.
Outcome
In a manner suitable for an upper-division course, conduct historical research on a particular American Indian tribe, critically examine perspectives of distinct sources pertaining to that tribe or community, and develop a deeper understanding of historical and ethno-historical scholarship.
Dependencies
Programs
HIST352
is a
completion requirement
for: