Spring 2026 History UN1501 section AU1

Introduction to American History to 1865

American History to 1865

Call Number 19955
Day & Time
Location
MW 10:10am-11:25am
OTHR OTHER
Points 0
Grading Mode Ungraded
Approvals Required None
Instructor Hannah Farber
Type LECTURE
Method of Instruction In-Person
Course Description

This course, designed for newcomers to American history, tells three interconnected stories. The first is about the European colonization of North America between the 1500s and the 1750s. The second is about the wars for empire and independence that reshaped the North American continent between 1754 and 1815. The third story is about the creation of the United States and its destruction and remaking during the US Civil War. At the end of the class, you will be able to tell these stories and talk about why they matter. Along the way, you will meet all kinds of people from North America's past: enslaved voyagers, visionary women, costumed parade-goers, and land-hungry presidents. You will get a sense of how they made early America such a wild and unusual place, and at the same time, how they shaped the United States that we live in today.

Web Site Vergil
Department Auditing
Enrollment 10 students (10 max) as of 10:06AM Tuesday, January 20, 2026
Status Full
Subject History
Number UN1501
Section AU1
Division Interfaculty
Open To Audit Program
Section key 20261HIST1501WAU1