US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
Period 1: Colonial Settlement (to 1763)– After the Europeans arrived in the New World, how did this trans-Atlantic encounter change the North American continent that would eventually become the United States? The collision of multiple cultures and countries will cause conflict multiple times with the biggest change coming with the end of the French and Indian War in 1763.
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15
Course #:HIS584 | Room:Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W | 1/27/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:56
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This is a Hybrid Distance Learning Course. Hover over or tap this text for more details.
The instructor will be teaching live in person with students both in class as well as attending remotely.
Students who register for this instance will attend class remotely. Students will take the course by signing in to the webinar via an internet web browser (online).
You will receive a link in the email confirmation reminder at least three days before class.
Period 1: Colonial Settlement (to 1763)– After the Europeans arrived in the New World, how did this trans-Atlantic encounter change the North American continent that would eventually become the United States? The collision of multiple cultures and countries will cause conflict multiple times with the biggest change coming with the end of the French and Indian War in 1763.
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15 Course #: HIS584 | Room:Zoom 1 Day of Week | Date | Time:W | 1/27/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:60
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
Period 2: The American Spirit is born (1763 - 1778) – The British North American colonies slowly break away from their mother country. Independence is declared in 1776, but what led to it? How did the early part of the Revolutionary War go? Why was the battle of Saratoga possibly the turning point in history that may truly be what made the United States?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15
Course #:HIS584 | Room:Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W | 2/3/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:56
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This is a Hybrid Distance Learning Course. Hover over or tap this text for more details.
The instructor will be teaching live in person with students both in class as well as attending remotely.
Students who register for this instance will attend class remotely. Students will take the course by signing in to the webinar via an internet web browser (online).
You will receive a link in the email confirmation reminder at least three days before class.
Period 2: The American Spirit is born (1763 - 1778) – The British North American colonies slowly break away from their mother country. Independence is declared in 1776, but what led to it? How did the early part of the Revolutionary War go? Why was the battle of Saratoga possibly the turning point in history that may truly be what made the United States?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15 Course #: HIS584 | Room:Zoom 1 Day of Week | Date | Time:W | 2/3/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:60
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
Period 3: The Civil War Within the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) – A look into the Revolutionary War conflicts among various groups of Americans. Although not going too deep into military history, how did these internal conflicts shape the course of the war?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15
Course #:HIS584 | Room:Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W | 2/10/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:56
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This is a Hybrid Distance Learning Course. Hover over or tap this text for more details.
The instructor will be teaching live in person with students both in class as well as attending remotely.
Students who register for this instance will attend class remotely. Students will take the course by signing in to the webinar via an internet web browser (online).
You will receive a link in the email confirmation reminder at least three days before class.
Period 3: The Civil War Within the Revolutionary War (1775-1783) – A look into the Revolutionary War conflicts among various groups of Americans. Although not going too deep into military history, how did these internal conflicts shape the course of the war?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15 Course #: HIS584 | Room:Zoom 1 Day of Week | Date | Time:W | 2/10/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:59
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
Period 4: Confederation to Constitution (1777 - 1789)– How did the United States change from its first government of a loose union of states to the Republic formed under the Constitution? We will look at the positives and negatives of the Articles of Confederation and how the changes were made in the Constitution.
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15
Course #:HIS584 | Room:Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W | 2/17/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:55
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This is a Hybrid Distance Learning Course. Hover over or tap this text for more details.
The instructor will be teaching live in person with students both in class as well as attending remotely.
Students who register for this instance will attend class remotely. Students will take the course by signing in to the webinar via an internet web browser (online).
You will receive a link in the email confirmation reminder at least three days before class.
Period 4: Confederation to Constitution (1777 - 1789)– How did the United States change from its first government of a loose union of states to the Republic formed under the Constitution? We will look at the positives and negatives of the Articles of Confederation and how the changes were made in the Constitution.
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15 Course #: HIS584 | Room:Zoom 1 Day of Week | Date | Time:W | 2/17/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:60
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
Period 5: The Federalist Decade (1790s) – After the Constitution was ratified, a new American government began. How did that first decade with George Washington and John Adams at the helm shape the future of the young Republic?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15
Course #:HIS584 | Room:Live Oak Hall
Day of Week | Date | Time: W | 2/24/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:57
US History Series: A Survey Course of United States History to 1900
This is a Hybrid Distance Learning Course. Hover over or tap this text for more details.
The instructor will be teaching live in person with students both in class as well as attending remotely.
Students who register for this instance will attend class remotely. Students will take the course by signing in to the webinar via an internet web browser (online).
You will receive a link in the email confirmation reminder at least three days before class.
Period 5: The Federalist Decade (1790s) – After the Constitution was ratified, a new American government began. How did that first decade with George Washington and John Adams at the helm shape the future of the young Republic?
This series of lectures is designed to present happenings in the history of the United States. Although it is information around Junior-College survey courses in depth, some of the topics will help springboard your interest to go deeper into parts of the material covered. Many of the topics covered will be parts of history you have forgotten about over time. Come for all of them or pick the time periods that you are most interested in. The chronological series continues in the coming semesters.
Instructor:Billy BassMembers: $10; General Public: $15 Course #: HIS584 | Room:Zoom 1 Day of Week | Date | Time:W | 2/24/2027 | 4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Seats Available:58