Perfecting the World: Abolition and Radical Movements in the United States before the Civil War
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- Early nineteenth century American radicals optimistically believed they could identify and resolve the evils their society faced. This course explores their ideas, their organizational strategies, and the impact of their efforts to end slavery and racism; promote temperance and peace; affirm Native American and women’s rights; and establish utopian communities. Readings and discussion will position students to pursue major research projects in primary sources.
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