Chicago History

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Last updated on November 11, 2026 3:53 pm

Chicago History

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$1,199.00  in stock
as of November 11, 2026 3:53 pm

This course parallels an actual Chicago history course. Worth 20 PD credit hours for history teachers. PD info included.

Created by: Joe Oswald
Certified history teacher and instructor on Udemy
Rating:4.75 (6reviews)     33students enrolled

What Will I Learn?

  • Students will understand the factors that affected the early growth and development of Chicago.
  • Students will learn how Chicago became the transportation and manufacturing center of the country.
  • Students will understand how industrialization and urbanization affected Chicago.
  • Students will learn about the major aspects of immigration and African American migration to Chicago.
  • Students will learn about some of the important industries that shaped the Chicago economy.
  • Students will learn about the two World's Fairs that took place in Chicago.
  • Students will learn about the Great Chicago Fire.
  • Students will learn how Chicago became the architectural center of the country and about some of the major architectural styles and buildings in Chicago.
  • Students will understand how political machines came to dominate city politics.
  • Students will learn the origins of organized crime in Chicago.
  • Students will learn about many of the important events and people in Chicago history.
  • Students will learn about some of the important political figures in Chicago history.
  • Students will learn about the Native American presence in pre and post European/American Chicago.

Requirements

  • There are no prerequisites or requirements for this course, only a willingness to learn.

Target audience

  • Anyone interested in Chicago history or urban history should find this course informative and fascinating.

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