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Social and Economic History of the Southwest I (1500-1848) Ethnic ...

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Topic: Economic History

Sort Desciption: Social and Economic History of the Southwest I (1500-1848). Ethnic Studies 130/History 158. Ross Frank. Spring 2000. Office: SSB 227. Tu-Th 2:20-3:40 PM ...

Content Inside: e-mail: RFRANK@weber.ucsd.edu Social and Economic History of the Southwest I (1500-1848) Ethnic Studies 130/History 158 Ross Frank Spring 2000 Office: SSB 227 Tu-Th 2:20-3:40 PM Office Hours: Center 216 Tu Th. 4-5 E-mail: Thurs. 9:30-11:30 rfrank@weber.ucsd.edu Phone: 534-6646 class materials may be viewed from: http://weber.ucsd.edu/rfrank COURSE ORGANIZATION Course evaluation will be based on a midterm one written essay and a final exam. A portion of your grade will depend on your attendance and participation. Assignment grades will be distributed: midterm exam 20%; written essay 35%; final exam 35%. The remaining 10% will be assigned for participation during discussion periods in lecture. COURSE OBLIGATIONS Attending classes and reading the assigned materials are considered among the normal requirements needed to complete this course. The reading materials generally present first-hand descriptions of the historical events and movements that we will study in this course. Lectures will be organized around the readings but generally will not summarize them. You are expected to keep up with the reading assignments at all times! I will encourage questions and discussion during some portions of the lecture periods. Also a voluntary discussion section will be offered to discuss the readings. Both of these will be of use if you have done the reading. The written assignment for this course will be a 5-10 page interpretive essay on a theme or topic of your choice. Guidelines for this assignment will be discussed later in the quarter. You must meet with me during regular office hours or by appointment at least once during the quarter in order to discuss the subject of your written assignment and your timetable for its completion. The essay may be turned in at the beginning lecture as early as Tuesday May 9. and no later than Thursday June 1. ASSIGNED READING These books are required reading (unless noted) and are available at Groundwork Bookstore: G ...

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