Middlebury

HIST 0397

America and the Pacific

America and the Pacific
If the 20th century was "America's Century," then it could also be deemed "America's Pacific Century" as interaction with Asia fundamentally shaped the United States' political, social, and diplomatic development. In this course we will examine American foreign relations on the Pacific Rim from the Philippine-American War to the Los Angeles riots of 1992. Topics to be covered include: America's imperial project in Asia, the annexation of Hawaii, Wilsonian diplomacy, the reconstruction of Japan after World War II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, Richard Nixon's visit to Communist China, and the immigrant experience. 3 hrs sem.
Subject:
History
Department:
History
Division:
Humanities
Requirements Fulfilled:
AMR CMP HIS

Sections

Spring 2024

HIST0397A-S24 Lecture (Mao)

Spring 2023

HIST0397A-S23 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2021

HIST0397A-F21 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2020

HIST0397A-F20 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2017

HIST0397A-F17 Lecture (Mao)

Spring 2015

HIST0397A-S15 Lecture (Mao)

Spring 2012

HIST0397A-S12 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2010

HIST0397A-F10 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2009

HIST0397A-F09 Lecture (Mao)

Fall 2008

HIST0397A-F08 Lecture (Mao)