Module 28: Multiculturalism and Culture Wars of the Late Twentieth Century
You did it! You reached the end of Fall 2020. We have just one last module blog post to read together! In this one, we'll wrap up the...
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San Diego Miramar College Fall 2020
HIST 110: UNITED STATES HISTORY II
Mary Klann, PhD
Fall 2020
Miramar College
Course Number: 44541
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Module 27: The Rise of Conservatism
We left off Module 26 with kind of a cliff hanger! 😜 Who was the "silent majority"? Were they "silent"? In Module 27, we'll find out!...
Module 26: Social Movements of the 1960s-1970s Part II
Welcome back everyone! I hope you all had a restful week off. (I hope you actually got to take some time off!) We only have three modules...
Module 25: The Vietnam War
How is everyone doing? I hope you are feeling good about your research and are ready to share your I-Search progress with us later this...
Module 24: Social Movements of the 1960s-1970s Part I
As we examined in Modules 22 and 23, civil rights activism was characterized by nonviolent resistance and protest. Through acts of civil...
Module 23: Civil Rights and the State
Welcome to Week 13! In this module, we'll continue our discussion of civil rights, with a closer look on legislation, policy, and how the...
Module 22: Civil Rights and Race in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Welcome to Module 22! This is the first of several modules where we'll address the impact of civil rights activism in the mid-twentieth...
Module 21: Mid-Century Consumerism and Suburbanization
Welcome to Module 21! And, welcome to Week 12. This week stands to be quite tiring (if it isn't already!). Please take care of...
Module 20: The Cold War
Welcome to Module 20! In this module, we’ll examine the United States position in the postwar world. The conclusion of World War II...
Module 19: The World War II Homefront
In Module 18, we began to explore the tensions and conflicts between the United States’ outward messaging about equality and...
Module 18: World War II
In Modules 18 and 19, we'll examine the impact of World War II on American international relationships, economics, society, and culture....
Module 17: The New Deal
Welcome to Module 17! We've passed the halfway point in our course and are officially out of the Progressive Era. In this module, we'll...
Module 16: The Great Depression
As we examined in Module 15, during the 1920s, American production soared. As a result of scientific management techniques, fewer workers...
Module 15: Culture and Consumption in the 1920s
Welcome to Module 15! In this module, we'll start by examining the economic and cultural effects of the end of WWI. With the cancellation...
Module 14: World War I
In this module, we'll focus on the United States' involvement in World War I. First, we'll examine the context and background of World...
Module 13: Resistance to Jim Crow in the Early Twentieth Century
In this module blog post, we'll wrap up our examination of the Progressives. Then, we'll explore what it was like to live and work under...
Module 12: Americanization, Reform, and Rights in the Progressive Era
Welcome to Module 12! In this module, we'll continue to explore naturalization in the early 20th century. We’ll examine two Supreme Court...
Module 11: Immigration Restriction and Exclusion
Over the past few weeks, we've touched on immigration in our discussions of the demographic and economic changes in the United States at...
Module 10: American Empire
For Module 6, we read Frederick Jackson Turner's speech, “The Significance of the Frontier in American History.” The speech was Turner’s...
Module 9: Race and Violence in the New South
In Module 2, we explored the role white supremacist vigilante groups like the Ku Klux Klan played in ending Reconstruction in the South....
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Please reach out to me through email, Canvas messaging or Pronto. I will usually respond within 24 hours during weekdays, 48 hours on weekends. I hold open student hours on Wednesdays from 1:00-2:00 pm via Zoom. (Zoom link will be available in Canvas.) You do not need an appointment to join these Zoom meetings, and I am available during these times either to video conference or chat. If you are unavailable during my office hours, please email me to set up an appointment. Follow me on Instagram at @prof_klann to see updates and reminders about our class and learn a bit more about my research. (You can see some of my posts below!) I'm also on Twitter at @mcklann.
Email: mklann@sdccd.edu
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