History Courses

List of Courses:
  • 111 - Historical Perspectives
  • 150 - The Holocaust
  • 160 - U.S. in the 20th Century
  • 189 - Global Religions & History
  • 195 - People of Courage
  • 202 - American Revolution
  • 203 - US Civil War Era
  • 216 - Ancient Greece and Rome
  • 218 - German History
  • 220 - Civilization
  • 221 - Immigration and Acculturation
  • 222 - Latin America
  • 224 - Mexico
  • 227 - Women in American History
  • 228 - History of France
  • 234 - Radicalism in Modern America
  • 235 - African American History
  • 240 - The History of Islam
  • 245 - Oral History & Public Memories
  • 252 - Britain
  • 255 - The Middle Ages
  • 260 - From Renaissance to Revolution
  • 264 - Revolutionary Europe 1800-1914
  • 265 - 20th Century Europe
  • 270 - History Focus Seminar
  • 274 - Race and Racism in America
  • 275 - South African History
  • 281 - China
  • 282 - German Democracy before Hitler
  • 283 - Japan
  • 288 - The Age of FDR
  • 289 - American Biography
  • 290 - World History
  • 297 - Historical Thinking & Research
  • 301 - Social Issues and the Courts
  • 302 - Seminar: American Revolution
  • 303 - Seminar: Civil War & Reconstr
  • 305 - Seminar: 20th Century America
  • 310 - The Cold War
  • 313 - Africa
  • 333 - Russia
  • 335 - Middle East
  • 354 - 20th C U.S. Foreign Relations
  • 363 - Conflict in Amer: The 1960s
  • 382 - Modern China
  • 386 - India
  • 397 - Interdiscp Research History
  • 402 - Reading in History
  • 431 - Historiography
  • 497 - Designing Capstone Research
  • 498 - Capstone Research & Writing

“I wrote a paper for a class on Latin American politics, and the professor asked me if I wanted to go to a conference in Nicaragua to present it. At the end of the conference, we had an audience with President Ortega.”