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American Studies is a course analyzing the history of the American nation from its origins to the present. At the conclusion of the course students will have a ready command of the details of American history, allowing them both the historical perspective to comment on original documents as well as inform their thinking regarding current issues. | American Studies is a course analyzing the history of the American nation from its origins to the present. At the conclusion of the course students will have a ready command of the details of American history, allowing them both the historical perspective to comment on original documents as well as inform their thinking regarding current issues. | ||
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coursename = US History
description = American Studies is a course analyzing the history of the American nation from its origins to the present. At the conclusion of the course students will have a ready command of the details of American history, allowing them both the historical perspective to comment on original documents as well as inform their thinking regarding current issues.
department = History and Social Studies
teacher = Victoria Murphy
sessions = 2
prerequisites = Government]], [[Oklahoma History
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grcode = HUS
offered =
opento = Courses Available to Freshmen|Sophomores
requiredby = Career & College| Career & College]]
Fine Arts
Liberal Arts
[[STEM| STEM
American Studies is a course analyzing the history of the American nation from its origins to the present. At the conclusion of the course students will have a ready command of the details of American history, allowing them both the historical perspective to comment on original documents as well as inform their thinking regarding current issues.