HIST 142B
Intellectual History of the U.S.
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Designed for juniors/seniors. Principal ideas about humanity and God, nature and society, that have been at work in American history. Sources of these ideas, their connections with one another, their relationship to American life, and their expression in great documents of American thought. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Fall 2022 - Mary Corey is the most hilarious professor I have met in my 3 years at UCLA. I always recommend people (history majors or not) to take something with her just because of how fun her lectures can be! I think that I have taken all of the upper division classes she teaches, and this one was the easiest as far as content and workload go.
Fall 2022 - Mary Corey is the most hilarious professor I have met in my 3 years at UCLA. I always recommend people (history majors or not) to take something with her just because of how fun her lectures can be! I think that I have taken all of the upper division classes she teaches, and this one was the easiest as far as content and workload go.
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I'll tell you what--this class is one of the most essential classes one should take at UCLA. Not only does this professor treat everyone with the utmost sincerity and kindness, he has a great sense of humor and is able to tell the historical landmarks of the British Empire in the form of a narrative story, which leaves you wanting to come back for more the next class period. I won't lie, I didn't go to every lecture or even study that hard but listening to what he had to say was I feel quite important to my overall cultural well-being and was reflected in my A+ in the class. Take this class y'all.
I'll tell you what--this class is one of the most essential classes one should take at UCLA. Not only does this professor treat everyone with the utmost sincerity and kindness, he has a great sense of humor and is able to tell the historical landmarks of the British Empire in the form of a narrative story, which leaves you wanting to come back for more the next class period. I won't lie, I didn't go to every lecture or even study that hard but listening to what he had to say was I feel quite important to my overall cultural well-being and was reflected in my A+ in the class. Take this class y'all.
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