AMS 10: Stories that Make America

San Jose State University

Introduces students to the political and historical origins of the U.S., as well as the ways these origins have been mythologized and reimagined in literature and social constructions of public memory. Along with studying primary source documents and archives within their historical context, students learn to analyze literature, popular culture, and public discourse to better understand the uses and misuses of historical memory. Focuses on a 100+ year span of history. Satisfies 3B. Humanities (Formerly Area C2) and US 1. US History. Pre/Corequisite(s): ENGL 1A.

Average GPA: 3.13

Instructors

• Michele Grace Bertolone 322 students, Average GPA 3.30
• Ari N Cushner 314 students, Average GPA 3.05
• Valerie M Lo 297 students, Average GPA 3.19
• Caitlin M Jeffrey 242 students, Average GPA 2.93
• Rebecca D Kling 182 students, Average GPA 3.54
• Michael A Benveniste 136 students, Average GPA 2.37
• Kyle Douglas Serrott 89 students, Average GPA 3.38
• Sandra Lynn Brown 56 students, Average GPA 3.66
• Stacey Cherie Moultry 49 students, Average GPA 3.16
• Kimberly Anne Knight 28 students, Average GPA 3.43
• Judith L Georges 25 students, Average GPA 2.90
• Daniel R. l. Rivers 23 students, Average GPA 2.70
• James T Ormsbee 22 students, Average GPA 2.54