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Centreville, Virginia
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HIST 352W
American Environmental History
Analysis of Americas environmental history from the colonial period to the present. This course considers the interrelationships between human society and the natural world in different bioregions of North America, focusing upon how ideas, institutions, and technologies have evolved over time. It traces American Indian ecology, agricultural land use, natural resource conservation, and recent environmental activism. It offers special attention to the significance of wilderness in the American past.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ENGL 133W - First-Year Writing Seminar