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HIST 046. The American Civil WarThe social, cultural and political history of the event often called "the Second American Revolution." This course examines the sectional conflict that prompted the Civil War, the secession crisis, the war years, and Reconstruction. Central themes of American history emerge-freedom, equality, self-determination, racial justice and injustice, economic and class conflict. This course will also explore the continued conflict of the Civil War in American memory and popular culture. Concentrations: Domination and Resistance, Empires and Nations Social sciences. 1 credit. Eligible for Concentrations: Domination and Resistance, Empires and Nations Catalog chapter: History Department website: http://www.swarthmore.edu/history
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