HIS 215 - American Encounters: Natives, Africans, and Europeans in the Americans, 1350-1750

4 Hour(s)
General Education H2 and CCD

This course examines the complex interactions between indigenous peoples, European colonizers and African peoples in the Spanish, Portuguese, French and British American colonial worlds. The course begins with examination of the pre-Columbian native cultures and then traces the development colonial society with particular emphasis on the cultural exchanges that occurred between these disparate peoples and the role of labor, religion, and popular resistance in that history.

FA, odd years