EWS 2021 - Latina and Latino American Historical Experience (3)
A historical overview of the experiences of Latina and Latino Americans in the United States. Grounded in ethnic studies, we study key historical moments in the formation of the United States, covering political, economic, social and geographical shifts and continuities. Covers Latina and Latino roots in the Americas. Topics include the conquest and colonization of the Americas (such as the U.S.-Mexico War), education, their racial and labor experiences, gender roles and family formations, migration and urban settlements, political movements, citizenship, contributions in the arts, literature, and sports, and their community and identity formations.
GE Area(s): F Component(s): Lecture Grading Basis: Graded Only Repeat for Credit: May be taken only once Course Category: Major Course, GE Course
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