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Marc Becker, Professor
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Class ScheduleOn this page you will find updates to the class schedule as well as links to lecture outlines, lists of terms from the textbook, assignment instructions, study guides, and lists of other relevant web pages and Internet resources. For your convenience, you will also be able to access the current lecture outline and current assignment instructions directly from the main page of this site. Many of these items will be placed here without graphics or special formating so that you can more easily print them out if you wish and use them for study guides. Important note on the lecture outlines: Normally I plan to post the lecture outlines previous to class so that you can print them out and bring them to class if you wish. Everything I have on the overheads (sans the maps and graphics) will be in these outlines. The lecture outlines included here in no way represent a substitute for attending class. They are designed merely to indicate the major themes and give the spellings of difficult words of items we discuss in class. For the exams and other written assignments, you will need to know the broader historical significance of the items listed in the outlines. Much of this information will be presented only in the lecture. Week 1: Indians and ConquestMonday, July 13: Introduction and Geography Tuesday, July 14: Amerindian Societies
Week 2: Colonial StructuresMonday, July 20: Class Structures and Slavery
Tuesday, July 21: The Mission
Wednesday, July 22: Colonial Society and Class Structure
Week 3: RevolutionsPlease note that this schedule has changed from what is stated in the syllabus. Quizzes are over the readings for the day as indicated below.Monday, July 27: Second exam and discussion of Galeano and the essay assignment
Tuesday, July 28: Mexico
Wednesday, July 29: Cuba
Thursday, July 30: Chile
Week 4: Social MovementsMonday, August 3: Nicaragua
Tuesday, August 4: Indian Movements
Wednesday, August 5: Women's movements
Thursday, August 6: International Relations
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