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HI 323 The Early National Period and the Jacksonian Era
An examination of the major themes in United States history from the ratification of the Constitution through the events of the Mexican-American War. The course emphasizes the development of a political nation, the creation of a market economy, and the changing characteristics of the developing society. Prerequisite: HI 110. Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements Designation: HI-2. (3)
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