This course covers eight topics. Each topic is explained by a brief paragraph, the topic goals (what you, as a student, should learn about the topic), the outline of the lecture notes given in class, and external links to additional resources on the web related to the topic.
Remember: These lecture notes are OUTLINES and not a substitute for attending class and taking COMPLETE notes. If you miss a lecture, be sure to get a more complete set of notes from a fellow student.
You may access more information about the course topics from the Assignment Schedule or from these hot links:
Topic 1: Thinking Like a Geographer
Topic 2: The Environment of Texas-And Human Interaction With It
Topic 3: The People of Texas-Today and in the Past
Topic 4: The Migration, Settlement, and Development of Texas
4.1 Texas to 1860
Topic 5: The Cultures of Texas-Change and Continuity
Topic 5.1 Religion5.2.1 More Colorful Sayings Than You Can Shake A Stick AtTopic 5.3 Landscape
Topic 7: The Economies of Texas-Earning a Living
Topic 8: Urban Texas-Cities and the Future
Copyright, 1997, Sarah W.
Bednarz
Revised 1/11/01