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Demography 145/History 139B Spring 2012

Carl Mason
UC Berkeley, Dept. of Demography

(Spring 2011 M-W-F 3-4PM in 110 Barrows)
Sections: W 2-3PM ; Th 4-5PM 2232 Piedmont Rm 101

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Monday and Wednesday Lecture Topics FridayLab Related Stuff Daniels Chap 1-5
Week 1 Jan 18-22
  • Monday Holiday
  • Introduction/Administrivia
  • World Demographic History, Sapolsky slides
The Colonial Period
Week 2 Jan 25-29
  • Europe in the "Early Modern" period: The Renaissance; The birth of nation states; The rise of the Atlantic economy; The Protestant Reformation.
  • Britain and British North America: Overpopulation; War, Failure of absolutism; War; The success of constitutionalism; War English Protestantism; War; Glorious Revolution. Hakluyt slides
General Information about Labs
LAB 1 Assignment, Data additional readings
Week 3 Feb 1-5 LAB 1 Discussion
Fogel and Engermann
Week 4 Feb 8-12
  • Deep South: Enslaved Majority; Mid-Atlantic: Diversity. slides
  • Revolution and Republic: The Enlightenment and the Declaration of Independence; Jefferson and Hamilton, Immigration and the first party system; Naturalization Act of 1790, Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. Jefferson   Hamilton slides
LAB 1 Due Feb 11
Presentations Feb 12

LAB 2 Assignment, Data
The Pre-industrial Period
Week 5 Feb 15-19
  • Monday Holiday
  • The 19th Century: Optimism, Growth, Industrialization and The Demographic Transition.
  • Immigration in the 19th Century slides
Week 6 Feb 22-26
  • German and Irish migration: rural to rural vs rural to urban migration; Famine; the Radical Attempt to conserve slides
LAB 2 Discussion
Geographical and Occupational Isolation of Chinese in CA 1880
Exam 1 (Feb 26)
Week 7 Mar 1-5
  • Nativism and Slavery: Anti-Catholicism; Know-Nothings; Slavery in the Territories; the run up to the Civil War. Morse. slides
  • The Civil War slides
  • Chinese immigration and Labor Unions: The mines; the railroads; the factories. People vs Hall
Takaki Chap 1-3 ; Daniels Chap 6-8
The Industrial Period
Week 8 Mar 8-12
  • Chinese migration and exclusion (continued) slides
  • Big Industry: Big labor demand; "New" labor immigration. slides
LAB 2: Due Mar 11
Presentations Mar 12

LAB 3 Assignment, Data, additional reading
New lab partners.
Week 9 Mar 15-19 LAB 3 Discussion
Pre-industrial family values in industrial America, 1910
slides
Daniels Chap 10-11
Mar 22-26 Spring Break
Week 10 Mar 29 -
Apr 2
  • World War I: Demonization of German America; Red Scare; Xenophobia; Legal developments in Free Speech.slides
  • Era of Legal Restriction: Gentlemen's Agreement; Asian Barred Zone; Nationalities Act 1924 slides
LAB 3 Due: Apr 1
Presentations: Apr 2

LAB 4 Assigned Assignment, data, additional reading
Week 11 Apr 5-9
  • The interwar period: Depression, Effects of Nationalities Act, Interactions between race and law: Plessy vs Furusen, Ozawa, Thind, Cardozian Ozawa Thind
  • Philippine Independence; Jewish refugees; Mexican repatriation. slides
Exam 2 (Apr 9)
Week 12 Apr 12-16
  • World War II: Japanese internment; Repeal of Chinese Exclusion Act. slides
  • Cold War: Displaced Persons; Quotas; McCarran-Walter Act.
  • Civil Rights Era:Fear of Communists vs US image abroad; The Hart Cellar Act(1965) repeals nationalities quotas. slides
LAB 4 Discussion
Hispanic Families in 21st Century America
Takaki Chap 8-10

Daniels Chap 15-16


Suro Chap 1-18
The Post-industrial Period
Week 13 Apr 19-23
  • The liberalization of immigration in the 1980s and 90s.
  • Refugees and Asylees: Cubans; Central Americans; Refugee Act of 1980;Mariel Boat Lift.
  • Undocumented Aliens, the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 and its failure. slides
Week 14 Apr 26-30
  • Economic impacts of immigration and the value of diversity.
  • Fiscal impacts of immigration slides
LAB 4: Due: Apr 29
Presentations: Apr 30
Week 15 May 3-7
    Reading Review and Recitation Week
Finals Week May 10-14
  • Exam 3: Final Exam Group: 12: WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 2010 7-10P