ANTH151
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Cultures of North America
AnthropologyLiberal Arts
Course Description
Introduces the diverse cultures, histories, and traditions of the indigenous peoples, nations, and civilizations of North America from their origins through the era of European colonization. Examines contemporary social, economic, and political currents as well as challenges faced by Native American communities today. The course employs an interdisciplinary approach that draws from historical archaeology, ethnography, history, studies in colonialism and material culture, literature, and film.
Course Pre-requisite(s)
ENG131 (course) eligible
3
Total Instructor Contact Hours
47
Total Student Contact Hours
47
Course Fee
10
Academic Level
Undergraduate
General Education Category
Social Sciences
Michigan Transfer Agreement (MTA) Category
Category 4: Social Sciences - Applied Degrees, Category 4: Social Sciences - Transfer Degrees
Eligible for Credit for Prior College Level Learning (CPCLL)
No