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These notes provide a comprehensive overview of United States history from the end of World War II to the end of the Cold War, focusing on key political, social, and cultural developments. Topics include the transformation of American liberalism, the Cold War and its global repercussions, the Civil Rights Movement, the Vietnam War, and the rise of conservatism under figures like Nixon and Reagan. The notes also explore the evolution of gender and sexual liberation movements, environmental politi...

A complete, in-depth guide to mastering global sustainability with these meticulously organized and content-rich notes from a Spring 2024 Global Sustainability course. Packed with essential insights, these notes provide a clear, comprehensive overview of sustainability concepts, strategies, and real-world applications. Perfect for students, educators, and sustainability enthusiasts, this document serves as a one-stop resource for understanding the interconnected systems shaping our planet’s fu...

a summary of Turgot's "On Foundations", discussing the meanings, reasoning, and target of Turgot's writing. Fall Semester 2023, Robert Dietle, HIST 422

in depth notes covering the early centuries of human history, the first river basins, river cities, Mesopotamia, Ancient Egypt, early Europe, early Southeast Asia, and early Americas. Fall Semester 2023, Kathryn Reetzke, HIST 101

notes covering consumption expectations and reality, the marginal propensity to consume, the permanent income hypothesis, and savings. Fall Semester 2023, Christopher Biolsi, ECON 203

In class notes covering the basic principles of macro economics including an example of a problem set. Fall Semester 2023, Christopher Biolsi, ECON 203

Introduction to Theme, goes over basic definitions of theme and how it is used in literature. An example from Beauty and the Beast from in-class discussion is used. Fall Semester 2023, Brenna Sherill, ENG 200