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History 1121
Section 3
Title of Course: History 1121:
Section 003 European History Since 1660
Room: Winningham 109
Time: 12:30-1:50PM --
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Teacher: Dr. Dan L. Morrill
Office: Garinger 123
Office Hours: 3:30PM -
4:00PM Tuesdays & Thursdays
Telephone: 704-687-4642
Email:
danmorrill@danandmary.com
Books:
Textbook:
Kagan, Ozment, & Turner, The Western Heritage I will not be giving
specific assignments in the textbook. The textbook should be used to
provide you with background information about the topic we are covering on the
internet.
Collateral
Reading: Ronald Takaki, Hiroshima. This book, written
by a Japanese-American, is extremely critical of President Truman and his
decision to drop the atomic bomb on Japanese cities in August 1945. You do
not have to agree with the book. You must understand that each historian
advances a thesis.
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Second Test is on October 21st
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Second
Test Identification
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Essay
History is not the past. History is our think about the
past. History is essentially
mythological. It springs from the human imagination. History is dynamic, not
static. It constantly changes to meet the circumstances of today.
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