HIST 1010

African- American History to 1861 ((4 Credits))

Empire State University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This study examines how the growth of the United States to the Civil War embodied free enterprise and slavery, small farms and workshops along with plantations, and visions of liberty that simultaneously denied basic human rights to millions. The goal is to understand why and how these contrasts originated and evolved and how they shaped the course of U.S. history to 1861.

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