U.S. and Indigenous American History, 1830-Present – (Fall 2025)

Instructor : Audrey Thayer

Course ID : HIS 101

Credits : 3

Room : Oak Hall 117

Category : 5

Days : Monday, Wednesday

Start Time : 2:30 pm

End Time : 3:45 pm

Course Description

This course surveys the history of the Indigenous American from the year 1830 to the present day. It provides an overview of the major themes and trends in Indian history, supplemented by case studies from a number of regions and readings that illuminate particular issues. The overall context of the course is the expansion of the U.S., the “Indian policies” adopted by the U.S. government, but the primary focus is the historical experience of Indian peoples and their struggles to retain the cultures and autonomy while adapting to great changes in the conditions of their lives.