HIST251 Latin America Since Independence | Rosemblatt
Cross-Listed with LACS251
Fields: Latin America and Caribbean, Economics, Labor, and Capitalism; Empires and Colonialism; Politics, Law, and Government; Religion and Society
This course examines Latin American politics, culture, and economic from 1820 to the present. We ask how women, indigenous peoples, Afro-Latin Americans, immigrants, workers, and the poor were incorporated into the emerging nations. What role did social movements and revolutions play? And how did relations to Europe and the United States influence events in the region?
MW 2:00 - 3:15 | KEY 0103 | Spring 2023
Material covered in this course include:
- Immigration
- Revolution
- Political, Social, and Cultural thought
- foreign policy
- international relations
Instructor for the Course
Karin Rosemblatt
Professor and Director of the Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies, History
Affiliate Faculty, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center
2127 Taliaferro Hall
College Park
MD,
20742