American Economic History ECON113

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Course Catalog Description: This course studies the economic development of this country from the beginning of colonial times to the present day with emphasis on natural resources, transportation, agriculture, industry, commerce, territorial expansion, finance, labor and population growth. 3 credit hours.

Do you think economics is a dirty word? Boring? Find out otherwise! American Economic History is an excellent course for those who have a curiosity about economics, but are not planning to study in the area of business & economics.

This course focuses on how economics shapes our daily lives and contributes to our history, culture, and heritage!

American Economic History is uniquely positioned for those planning on making their AS degree their terminal degree. This course transfers to most four year schools as a general elective. Information on specific transferability is available through the following link, http://www.gcccks.edu/current/counseling/transferinfo.html or by contacting the four year school you are interested in attending.

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