History: The U.S. and Latin America HST 153 Z1 (CRN: 60886) This
course explores the relationship between the U.S. and Latin
America from the wars for independence in the early 1800s
through the present day, with a focus on case studies of both
direct U.S. military/covert intervention (Cuba) and somewhat
less direct U.S. economic intervention (Mexico). For each case
study, you will engage in a project to explore some aspect of
these issues in greater depth. The course materials include
primary documents from multiple U.S. and Latin American
perspectives, documentary films, and the writings of journalists
and historians. - Anore Horton (Email) Dates: July 15 - August
9, 2013 Remind yourself about HST 153 Z1 We'll send you a
reminder before Summer registration begins.