The French and Indian and Revolutionary Wars

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Note: This course is not available for the current semester.

Course No: 43.353; Last Offered: Spring 2013;

Course Description

The years between 1754 and 1784 saw drastic change on the North American continent and around the world for Britain and its colonies. Colonists in North America went from being devout British subjects during the French and Indian War to rebelling and founding their own new country during the American Revolution. In turn, the British Empire went from spending millions of pounds on North America in the 1750's to barely committing the resources necessary for fighting the Revolution. This class examines these cultural and political transitions in context with discussions on the varied populations of North America who experienced them.

Prerequisites & Notes

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  • Credits: 3;

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