HIST 3054

Seminar in Native American History

Sixteenth-century map of Tenochtitlan with advanced infrastructure of this great Aztec city. Map, c. 1524, Wikimedia.

Credit Hours:

The peopling of America fifteen thousand years ago transformed our world and continues to shape our lives today. This course introduces students to the major themes in Indigenous North American history from the first migration to the New World up to the present day.

Level:

Undergraduate

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