Description
Students will develop a deeper understanding of the positive and negative impact the automobile has had on American society through the study of the following areas: the birth of the automobile, acceptance by the populace, infrastructure changes, early inventors, assembly line production, competition and environmental concerns.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Students will identify and demonstrate an understanding of local persons, places, and events that are representative of the grand themes of American history, including diversity and regional culture
- Students will apply historical and contemporary evidence to draw, support, or verify conclusions
- Students will explore the role of individual participation within the community and government at-large central to the Hudson Valley region that has made lasting contributions locally, nationally, and globally
Semester
Special Rotation