Program(s): Undergraduate Courses
*Taught Online* Part two examines the transformations of African societies in the long nineteenth century. At the beginning of the era, European economic and political presence was mainly coastal, but by the end, nearly the entire continent was colonized. This course examines how and why this process occurred, highlighting the struggles of African societies to manage internal reforms and external political, military, and economic pressures. Students examine these processes through various primary sources (such as visual and material sources, cultural artifacts, and personal accounts) that highlight African perspectives on these processes. Assignments: oral presentations, document analyses, essays, and team projects.
Remote or Residential
✓ Remote Course
Course Overview
Start Date
July 01
End Date
July 19
Current Grade / Education Level
Undergrad / Grad
Program
Undergraduate Courses
Class Details
Course Code
HIST 10102 91
Class Day(s)
Mon
Wed
Fri
Class Duration (CST)
9:00
12:00 P.M.
Session
Session II
Course Length
3 weeks
Primary Instructor
Robert Hanserd
Academic Interest
Social Sciences (e.g., history, sociology)