HIST 31.04 Histories of Mexican America

From the northern borderlands of colonial New Spain to present-day rural Vermont, this course charts the long, intertwined histories of Mexican Americans and Mexican immigrants in the United States. We will pay specific attention to various peoples who have historically – whether proudly, ambiguously, or reluctantly – been part of Mexican American and Mexican immigrant communities. An emphasis will be placed on interdisciplinary historical approaches that foreground the experiences of everyday people.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SOC; WCult:W

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Department-Specific Course Categories

History