About HST 2646 A
Introduction to histories of Jewishness, Antisemitism, Jewish religious practice, and the experiences of people with Jewish heritage in the United States. Focus is upon Jews and Jewishness within the US national context, including in the contexts of emerging ideas about religious pluralism in early America, succeeding waves of immigration and anti-immigrant agitation, battles over sexual and gender-based equality, the creation of multicultural democracy, and the rise of a neo-fascist far right in the twenty-first century. Prerequisites: Three hours of History or Jewish Studies.
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Prerequisites: Three hours of History or Jewish Studies PACE students by permission and override Crosslisted with JS 2990 A Total combined enrollment=40 System waitlisting enabled for this section.
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