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HIST 0307 - Roots and Development of the African American Church to 1877

Credits: 3
Semester: Alternate 1st Semesters
Lecture: Lect. and Disc. 3
This course examines the historical roots and the development of the African American Church through Reconstruction. Special attention is given to such prominent figures as George Lyle and Richard Allen and how the African American Church symbolized freedom even during slavery.

Prerequisite(s): 3 hours of history or sophomore standing.


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