HIST 3262
The Hudson River and its Valley: Advanced ((4 Credits))
Empire State University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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In this course, we will examine American History from the discovery of the Hudson River by Europeans to the present day by studying the river, its valley, and the places directly connected to that large swathe of New York State. We will see how far and wide its impact stretched as we learn how to think about the disciplines of History and the Arts; understand their many connections; and to understand why history and art are so important to civilization. We will study the notion of local history and its connections to state, national, and international history, as well as how the Hudson River Valley influenced and was influenced by the arts of literature, painting, architecture, sculpture, and music. Materials assigned for the course will cover the diverse groups living in the region. The course culminates in a research project as an essay, photographic essay, or short documentary.
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