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Environmental Courses

History 1906. West Africa from the Earliest Times to 1800 [1425]
E.K. Akyeampong Spring Tu., Th., 11
Explores important themes in West African history: ecology and environmental changes; the introduction of agriculture and the emergence of sedentary societies; the trans-Saharan trade; the introduction and spread of Islam; migrations, and the formation of states; African slavery; the trans-Atlantic trade; and the spread of informal European influence. Also examines the sources and methods used in the reconstruction of West African history in the period under study.