HIST 485
Comparative History of Student Activism
North Carolina A & T State University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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3 Lecture Hour(s) This course explores the power and significance of student activism in the modem wor1d and how it has served as a force for change on a global scale. This form of protest has toppled regimes, reshaped youth culture, catalyzed various social and political movements, and highlighted various generational divides as they existed and intensified in the midst of social revolution. No prerequisites
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