11:15A-12:05P     TR     WH100

Above section open to freshmen and sophomores only

	Need study skills help? Then register for Professor Madison's
History H106 and contact  the Student Academic Center (316 N. Jordan)
for on-line  authorization for Educ. X101 (Learning strategies for
History,2 additional credits) that will be offered 11:15A  MW.

H106 is an opportunity to study major features of the American
experience in the period between 1865 and 2000 and to think about the
United States in more sophisticated ways than you perhaps did as a
high school student.

The class will devote major attention to questions raised in these
five areas:

1. The United States as a world power
2. Race, ethnicity, and gender
3. Political Reform
4. Big business and economic change
5. What is America? Is America like the rest of the world?

Course requirements include two weekly lectures and one weekly
discussion section, short essays, and three examinations.