An introductory study of the nature and development of world civilizations
to 1700.
An introductory study of the evolution of modern civilizations since
1700.
A general survey of the history of the United States from the beginning
of North American colonization through the Civil War and Reconstruction.
A general survey of the history of the United States from the end of
Reconstruction to the present.
A multi-disciplinary study of contemporary issues through group discussions,
films, and speakers. May be taken for credit a second time.
A study of the development and activities of the American armed forces
and their relationship to American society from 1775 to the contemporary
period.
A survey of African history south of the Sahara with emphasis on the
19th and 20th centuries.
A survey of Middle Eastern history with emphasis on the 19th and 20th
centuries.
A survey of Asia since 1800 with emphasis upon China and Japan, their traditional societies, contacts and relations with the West, and the modernization of this region up to the present.
A study of the modern history of Latin America countries since their achievement of independence from Spain, with special attention to selected contemporary issues.
A survey of the state's history from pre-Columbian times to the present.
A study of foreign policy's constitutional basis in the Executive and Congress; the special role of public opinion in the American democratic system; a survey of America's diplomatic history; and an analysis of contemporary foreign policy problems. Same as Political Science 3093.
A study of the principal currents of thought in Western Culture since 1800, with an emphasis on examination of the texts of selected philosophers. Same as Political Science 3103.
A study of the principal currents of thought in Western Culture since 1800, with and emphasis on examination of the texts of selected philosophers. Same as Political Science 3113.
A survey of Russian and Soviet history with an emphasis upon the 19th and 20 centuries.
An introduction to basic methods of research in history and political science, emphasizing computer-based quantitative analysis of historical and political phenomena. Same as Political Science 3133.
The archeology, ethnology, and history of the North American Indians from the time of their arrival on this continent, prior to 12,500 B.C. down to this present century. Same as Sociology 3143.
A study of the American Presidency, emphasizing the historical evolution of the office, the presidential selection process, the roles of the president, presidential-congressional-departmental relationships, and the growth of presidential powers and responsibilities. Same as Political Science 3923.
The history of Europe from the Congress of Vienna to the beginning of World War I with special stress on reaction, nationalism, the industrial revolution, and imperialism.
A review of the sectional quarrel that led to secession; the military, diplomatic, and economic strategy of the opposing governments; the major campaigns on land and water; Presidential vs. Congressional Reconstruction; and the economic, political, and social changes which accompanied the period.
A study of the life, culture, and historical experience of African Americans within the broad context of American national development.
A study of the American mind and character; popular culture including religion, movies, radio/TV; and the social upheavals of the 1920s and 1960s.
A study of modern imperialism, the background of World War I, the rise of totalitarianism, World War II and its aftermath.
A study of the Age of Roosevelt, World War II, undeclared wars in Korea and Vietnam, and American society from the Truman era to the Clinton administration.
Advanced study of a special topic in history. May be taken a second time as HIST 4343.