ANTH - 2130 Mexican American & Native American Cultures

Prerequisite(s): ENGL-0065, ENGL-0070, or ACCUPLACER^® (or other appropriate placement test)
Satisfies a social science requirement for associates degree
This course is designed to provide an understanding of Mexican-American and Native-American people through a study of their historic backgrounds, the patterning of family structure, health practices and folk medicine, religious concerns, value systems, contributions to American culture, bicultural outlook, and how all relate to contemporary cultural patterns.

Credits: 3
Lecture Classroom Hours: 45