HIST 201

fall 2005

All Classes

Environmental History

Credit: 3 hours.

(HIST 160) Exploration of the extent and variety of relations between people and the environment, with special emphasis on pre-capitalist land use systems, illustrated with examples from the Midwest United States, tropical Africa, and tropical South America; the impact during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries of global capitalism; and a discussion of contemporary environmental concerns, starting with questions of land use. Same as ENVS 201.

This course satisfies the General Education Criteria in Fall 2005 for:

Humanities – Hist & Phil
Cultural Studies - Western

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