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G-LSUD4 AmLit482 Political Rights Movements in the USA

G-LSUD4 AmLit482 Political Rights Movements in the USA

Elective | Teaching hours: 3 | Credits: 3 | ECTS: 6

Description

This course focuses on various political movements in the history of USA. Taking into consideration that a political movement is a collective effort by a group of citizens to change government policy, social values, and the status quo, the course examines the ideology and theory behind political movements such as: the women’s human rights and suffrage movement (1848-1920), the Civil Rights movement (1954-1968) anti-Vietnam war movement (1964-1973), the anti-nuclear movement (1970s & 1980s), the Black Lives Matter movement (2013), and the Me Too movement (2006).

Teaching

SemesterGroupDayFromToRoomInstructor
Spring Tuesday18:30 21:00112 ð.ê. To be announced