
Courses
HIST2229
Global Atlantic revolutions, c. 1760-1830
Course Type:
Survey
Instructor:
Otis Edwards
Credits:
6
Semester:
Semester 2
Department:
History
Assessment:
100% coursework.
Room:
Room
Start Time:
09:00
End Time:
10:50
Day:
Day
This course considers the wave of revolutions which rocked France and the British, French and Spanish empires in the New World at the end of the 1700s and the beginning of the 1800s. These inter-connected revolutions transformed France and led to independence and revolutionary change in the United States, Haiti, and much of Spanish-speaking Latin America. This course considers these revolutions as discrete national phenomena, as interrelated Atlantic events, and as part of a global shift in imperial interest from the New World to Asia.
Non-permissible combination: GLAS2124
