Coursera
Dive into the remarkable life of Benjamin Franklin in this comprehensive online course. From his early days as a printer to his pivotal role in the American Revolution and beyond, explore how Franklin shaped modern society.
Coursera
Discover the rich tapestry of race, gender, and cultural influences on the game of baseball in this enlightening online course. From segregation to integration and women’s participation during wartime, explore how America's pastime reflects and impacts broader social changes.
Coursera
Dive into the rich history of baseball and its profound impact on American culture with our exclusive 'Baseball and Americanism' course. From its origins to its role in reflecting and influencing societal norms, this course offers an insightful exploration into what makes baseball the quintessential American pastime.
Coursera
Dive into the fascinating world where baseball meets money and globalization with our 'Moneyball and Globalization' course. Uncover the financial strategies and global trends that have transformed America's pastime since its inception in the late 1800s. Learn about the Reserve Clause, world tours, collective bargaining, expansion, international player recruitment, and realignment—all driven by economic forces.
Coursera
Discover how baseball has transformed over recent decades in 'Baseball into the Millennium'. This course examines the financial aspects, labor dynamics, cultural shifts, and societal impacts that have shaped America's favorite pastime. Learn about shutdowns, patriotism, and how modern events like COVID-19 continue to influence the sport.
Canvas
Discover the rich tapestry of American history in the post-Reconstruction era with ETSU's U.S. History since 1877 course. Uncover how the United States evolved into an industrial and world power, navigating through significant events such as economic transformations, social changes, and its emergence on the global stage.
ALISON
Elevate your chances of passing the U.S. Citizenship exam with ALISON's free online preparatory course. Designed for individuals applying for naturalization, this course covers essential topics in English proficiency, American history, and government structures. Gain confidence as you prepare to take on the two-part test required for securing U.S. citizenship.