HIST 202

spring 2012

All Classes

American Environmental History

Credit: 3 hours.

Introduction to the historical study of Americans' relationship with the natural world. Examination of the ways that "natural" forces have helped to shape American history; the ways that human beings have shaped, altered, and interacted with nature over time; and the ways that cultural, philosophical, scientific, and political attitudes toward the environmental have changed from pre-history to the present.

Same as ESE 202 and NRES 202.

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