HST 399 “History of Canada” is a broad survey of Canadian economic, social, and political history from ca.15th century through the 20th century. Our themes include the contribution of First Nations peoples, colonialism, the transition from French to British rule, political development, important social and economic movements, and Canadian identity. We will study Canadian literature, art, and film to understand the nation’s history and guest speakers will be invited to offer their interpretations of Canada’s past.
Everyone is welcome in this class; there are no prerequisites.
CANADA COURSES 2008!
Our neighbor to the North offers history, opportunity, and student
scholarships. All undergrads and grads are welcome to enroll in HST
410/510 (M/W 2-3:50P Clay 201) and learn more about the past and present
Canada and the opportunities it offers PSU students.
Please contact Ann Fulton, History Dept., fultona@pdx.edu for more
information.
HST 399 Canadian Literature
GEOG 368 UnitedStates and Canada
GEOG 366 Historical Geography of North America
SOC 441-541 Population and Society
ANTH 364 Pacific Northwest Prehistory
HST 407 History of Modern Canada
PA 410-510 Contemporary Canada
PA 410-510 Politics and Policy of the Pacific Northwest
INTL 410 Issues in Canadian Politics
FR 410-510 Quebecois Literature
FR 407-507 Twentieth Century French Literature
FR 435-535 Francophone Literature of the Twentieth Century
