American
Civilization Since the Civil War
Professor
Rosalind Rosenberg
420 Lehman Hall
rrosenberg@barnard.edu
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HIS BC
1402
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Class Hours
2:40-3:55
TTh
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In the century following the Civil War the United States
underwent a profound transformation. A largely agricultural country on the
periphery of world politics in 1865, it became the globe's dominant industrial
power and chief political actor in the years after World War II. This course
will examine the causes of that transformation, as well as its consequences for
race, class, and gender relations.