POLI.3021 The Age of Nixon

Id: 041936 Credits: 3-3

Description

Explores the political impact, cultural legacy, and historical placement of politician Richard M. Nixon (1913-19940). Using the methodologies of history and political science, this course considers Nixon's political and personal trajectory, his domestic and foreign policies, and his impact on the world during his lifetime and posthumously. Attention and debate will also focus on the revised view and legacy of Nixon's reputation and his actions both reviled (Watergate, Invasion of Cambodia) and championed (Creation of the EPA, Opening of diplomacy with Communist China).

Prerequisites

Pre-Req: ENGL.1020 College Writing II.

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