Cluster Search Results:

American Political History (S1PSC014)

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Dept/Division

PSC/Social Sciences

Description:

This cluster explores the origins and development of American society, especially its politics, political processes, and political institutions.

Note:

Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.

Courses:

	COURSE (crosslistings in other departments acceptable)		VALID BEGINNING	VALID THROUGH
Choose one of the following
	HIS_147: INDUSTRIAL AMERICA 1865-1929
	HIS_148: RECENT AMERICA 1929-PRESENT
	HIS_162: AMERICAN POLITICAL TRADITION			Spring 2007
	HIS_247: INDUSTRIAL AMERICA 1865-1929
	HIS_248: RECENT AMERICA 1929-PRESENT
	HIS_249: THE CIVIL WAR
	HIS_265: AMERICA AND THE GOOD WAR			Spring 2007
	HIS_266: AMERICA AND THE BAD WAR			Spring 2007
	HIS_269: THE UNITED STATES IN THE 1960S			Spring 2007
Choose two of the following
	PSC_103: GREAT DEBATES IN AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
	PSC_105: INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN POLITICS
	PSC_121: DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA		Fall 2004
	PSC_124: RACE & POLITICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY
	PSC_194: ROCHESTER POLITICS & PLACES
	PSC_202: ARGUMENT IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
	PSC_203: 20TH CENT AFR-AMER POLITICAL THOUGHT			Spring 2008
	PSC_210: DEV OF THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM
	PSC_212: SUPREME COURT IN U.S. HISTORY		Spring 2007
	PSC_218: EMERGENCE OF THE MODERN CONGRESS
	PSC_220: SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN THE US
	PSC_222: THE PRESIDENCY
	PSC_223: CONSTITUTIONAL POLITICS			Spring 2006
	PSC_223: CONSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE & RIGHTS		Fall 2007
	PSC_224: AFRICAN-AMERICAN POLITICS
	PSC_225: RACE & POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
	PSC_226: BLACK POWER MOVEMENT & AMER. POLITICS		Fall 2004	Fall 2004
	PSC_229: RACIAL & ETHNIC POLITICS		Spring 2005	Spring 2005
	PSC_229: THE CIVIL RIGHTS ERA & ITS LEGACY		Spring 2008
	PSC_237: DOMESTIC SOCIAL POLICY
	PSC_239: THE NATURE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP		Spring 2005
	PSC_241: URBAN CHANGE AND CITY POLITICS
	PSC_245: AGING & PUBLIC POLICY
	PSC_249: SPORTS & THE AMERICAN CITY
	PSC_291: THE FIRST AMENDMENT & RELIGION IN AMERICA