Course topics: The course American Political History is an elective course designed to stimulate students’ interest in and deepen their contextual understanding of the political history of the United States. The teaching process places particular emphasis on the discussion of specific primary sources (excerpts from scholarly works, historical documents, audio recordings, and film footage) closely related to the topic under examination. Brief Course Outline: 1. Introduction. 2. The American Revolution. 3. The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists. 4. Abraham Lincoln and the Question of Slavery. 5. Alexis de Tocqueville: A French Observer of American Society. 6. The Policy of Isolationism and Its Overcoming. 7. Rosa Parks and the Value of Equality. 8. The Vietnam War. 9. The Watergate Scandal. 10. Democrats vs. Republicans. 11. The Supreme Court of the United States. 12. American Society.
Information sheetSupervisors and educators:
Jarmila Hercegová - Zodpovedný za elearning
JUDr. Jakub Neumann, PhD. - Zabezpečuje, Prednášajúci, Skúšajúci, Cvičiaci, Zodpovedný za elearning, Kogarant
prof. PhDr. JUDr. Tomáš Gábriš, PhD. - Zabezpečuje, Hlavný garant
Katarína Cviková - Zodpovedný za elearning
Ing. Jana Koprlová, PhD. - Schvaľujúci zápis, Kogarant
Code: XNUPb006
Period: ZS
Credits: 3
- Pedagóg: Katarína Cviková
- Pedagóg: Jarmila Hercegová
- Pedagóg: Jana Koprlová
- Pedagóg: Jakub Neumann