HIST208R

Historical Research and Methods Seminar; Populism, Authoritarianism, and Counterrevolution in the Americas

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This class will explore how elites and non-elites shaped, participated in, and resisted populist and authoritarian movements from the mid-nineteenth century until the early 2000s.

Sister Courses: HIST208A, HIST208B, HIST208C, HIST208D, HIST208E, HIST208F, HIST208G, HIST208I, HIST208J, HIST208K, HIST208L, HIST208M, HIST208N, HIST208O, HIST208P, HIST208Q, HIST208T, HIST208V, HIST208W, HIST208X, HIST208Y, HIST208Z

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Robert Bland

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Jesse Zarley

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Robert Hutchinson

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Eben Levey

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Mikol Bailey

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