HIST3160H

American Environmental History (Honors)
Credit Hours:
3 hours

The history of Americans' interaction with the environment, from the Ice Age to the present day. Topics include native and colonial American land use, the rise of industrial capitalism, nature and the Civil War, Progressive conservation, and the postwar environmental movement.

Course Type:
Honors
Level:
Undergraduate

Instructors of this Course


Brian Allen Drake

Principal Lecturer

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