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Discover the exciting array of History courses available to all Queen’s undergraduates

HIST 282: Women and Gender in North America

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Norval Morrisseau, Migration 1973 Acrylic on canvas 90.6 x 126 cm Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto.

Seminar Course Feature

HIST 403: Topics in Canadian History: The Geography, History, and Ecology of Anishinaabewaki: Anishinaabeg in the Great Lakes Basin, 1000ce-1867

HIST 817

Graduate Course Feature

HIST 817: Race and Gender in Modern U.S. History

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Department of History, Queen's University

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