HIST2473 · History

US Immigration History I (to 1924)

Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences

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Fulfills the US History requirement for History Majors.This course examines the history of migration to and within the United States from its founding to 1924. We will study the rise of immigration and citizenship policies, and how westward expansion, imperialism, and wars of conquest impacted who came, how they came, and how they lived. Using a broad array of primary and secondary sources, from laws to memoirs, we will consider how these movements shaped and were shaped by ideas of race, class, gender, citizenship, and national identity.

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