AMER 202: America in the World: Home
This guide is designed for Sections G & F for the Spring 2025 semester.
Source: Arriving at Ellis Island. New Jersey Ellis Island New York, 1920. [1 June] Photograph. https://www.loc.gov/item/97519082/.
Course Description
Course Description
America in the World encourages students to think seriously about the role of America in the world, from the Age of Encounter to today. Students pose questions about how the United States grew to an international power; how Americans have understood themselves over the centuries; how the spread of "American values" has impacted the modern world; and how individuals, events, and processes from around the world have affected American life.
Contacts
Professor:
Dr. Michelle Patterson
Librarian:
Dr. Jessica Boyer
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