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HIST 461 - Revolutionary Movements in Latin American History

Credits: 3

In Revolutionary Movements in Latin America, we will consider major historical questions such as: What constitutes a revolution? What types of revolutions are there? What is the relationship between human will (as exercised by individuals and small groups) and large scale, impersonal economic, social and cultural forces in bringing about revolutionary change? We will consider these questions in the Latin American context.

Prerequisite(s): HIST 112 or HIST 263 

Term(s) Offered: Irregularly offered


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