Module Timetable
Term | Week | Lecture | Seminars |
Autumn | 1 | Introductory Lecture |
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2 | The Twenties | Rhetoric vs Reality | |
3 | The Great Depression | The Great Depression | |
4 | The New Deal | The New Deal | |
5 | Jim Crow in America, 1919-1954 | Discrimination in America |
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6 | ~ Reading Week: No Lecture or Seminar ~ | ||
7 | America at War | ||
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9 | 'The American Century' | ||
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Spring | 1 | Kennedy: The Cold War and the Fight for Hearts and Minds, 1960-1963 |
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2 | 'Liberalism's High Noon?' Lyndon Johnson and the 'Great Society’ | The 'Great Society' and |
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3 | The US Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968 (RF) |
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4 | The Vietnam War (RF) |
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5 | Vietnam and the Home Front: The Student Movement and the New Left' (RF) |
Vietnam : the antiwar movement and the New Left For more resources, see also
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6 | ~ Reading Week: No Lecture or Seminar ~ | ||
7 | 'When it all came crashing down': The Counterculture and the Music of the 1960s |
For more resources, see also
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8 | American Woman: Women’s America and Women’s Rights |
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9 | Resurgence: The Rise of the Right, 1960-1975 |
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10 | Nixon and Watergate |
Nixon |
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Summer | |||
1 | Lecture: Module Review |
Click the link for the practise
question, and complete it under exam
conditions in your own time (1hr, no interuptions, no resources).
Seminar will consist of a revision session, focusing on key themes, 1920-45
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2 | Lecture: Exam advice |
We will run through the mark scheme and
you can mark your practise papers. We will consider key themes post 1945
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3 | Bank Holiday. No lecture. | I will be in my office during seminar times, and will answer any questions on a one-to-one basis. |