More Ethical Issues in American History


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CourseGraphic Continue the journey through America's moral landscape in this second, thought-provoking course. Students will focus on another set of ethical choices that shaped the nation such as: should Richard Wright have stolen money to escape the Jim Crow South? Should Governor Frank Murphy have suppressed the 1937 GM sit-down strike? Should interned Japanese-American men have volunteered for the U.S. Army during WWII? Using historical chapters from books co-authored by the instructor, a retired University of Michigan professor, you'll engage in respectful, reasoned discussion about these pivotal moments. The goal remains to encourage thoughtful reflection and the development of ethical judgment while further deepening your knowledge of American history.
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4 Session(s)
Weekly - Wed

Location
Boardman Lake Campus

Instructor
David Harris 

 

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Please read:  This course builds upon the first part of this series but can be taken as a stand alone class.

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$149.00

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Date(s) Class Days Times Location Instructor(s) Instructional Method
5/20/2026 - 6/10/2026 Weekly - Wed 05:30 PM - 07:00 PM Traverse City, Boardman Lake Campus  Map David Harris  ClassRoom

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Ethical Issues in American History
ID: 5861

04/22/26 - 05/13/26
Weekly - Wed

Location
Boardman Lake Campus

Instructor
David Harris

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