History
American Modernity: The United States, 1890-1945
3 credits
U.S. emergence as an industrial powerhouse and, eventually, a global superpower; responses to industrial society, meaning of modern times, economic upheaval and social change, U.S.'s role as a world power, and politics of race, ethnicity, and gender.
Average
75.9%
Students
257
Sections
7
Grade distribution. <50: 5, 50-54: 1, 55-59: 4, 60-63: 5, 64-67: 5, 68-71: 14, 72-75: 34, 76-79: 51, 80-84: 69, 85-89: 31, 90-100: 14.
Historical Averages
2014–2025
Lowest section avg
67.5%
Highest section avg
80.9%
Terms offered
7
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