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Social Science Minor: American Studies
A minor in American Studies provides students with
a concentration in U.S. history, politics, and social institutions.
It draws from the disciplines of history, sociology, political science,
anthropology, and literature. A minor in this field affords students
a perspective on American society that provides students with historical
and socio-political depth with which to understand current affairs in
the U.S.
Requirements - Six of the Following Courses:
- SS2500 The American Experience
- SS2600 American Government and Politics
- SS3500 Modern American History
- SS3505 Military History of the U.S.
- SS3510 History of American Technology
- SS3511 History of Science in America
- SS3515 History of American Architecture
- SS3520 U.S. Environmental History [alternate years]
- SS3530 The Automobile in American
- SS3540 The History of Michigan [alternate years]
- SS3541 The Copper Country
- SS3600 American Foreign Policy [alternate years]
- SS3630 Environmental Policy and Politics
- SS3700 Industry and Society
- SS3760 Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
- SS3800 Energy Technology and Policy
- SS3710 Social Problems
- SS3750 Social Inequality [alternate years]
- SS3950 Topics in American History
- SS4000 Independent Study [Readings or research on American history,
society, and politics]
- SS4100 American Indian Political Issues
- HU3510 The American Novel
For information about courses, see Undergraduate
Instruction.
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