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<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;COURSE OUTLINE FOR HISTORY 101, ª¥<br>
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DR. JANE KLAMMERª¥<br>
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COURSE:&nbsp; History 101&nbsp; INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Jane Klammerª¥<br>
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;¡°Introduction to American&nbsp; &nbsp; OFFICE: 305 Marshall Hallª¥<br>
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TEXTBOOK:&nbsp; Green, Robert P., The American Tradition: A History of the United&nbsp; States, Charles E. Merrill publishing Co. Columbus, Ohio 1984(available at the College Bookstore) ª¤ª¤<br>
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<br>&nbsp;&nbsp; midª²term exam:&nbsp; October 10 20% of the final gradeª¥<br>
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