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lllstorg, Cower~annent and Soclologg
Dn. REX W. STnrCaLaNn, Choirman
Professor Emeritus WALLE~; Professors Srrucrr~~n. GREGORY, PORTER, TIMMONS;
Associate Professors QLTINN, MYRES, FULLER. MCNEELY;
Assistant Professors BLOOM. GERALD, HARVEY. CROSS;
Insiructors Bnoannus. VOWLL, DENNY, HOW, GOODMAN, H ~ I S
HISTORY
Covernmeot 3326 may be counted for History in satisfying the maior or minor
requirements. Former
For Undergraduates Number
3101 History of the United States [ 301
Survey of the factors that have affected the growth of American democracy;
Eura can background. American environment. development of social and po-
liticaf institutions, conflict with imperial control and separation, constitution
making-state and national, leffersonian republicanism and Jacksoni:tn demo-
cracy. the Civil War.
3102 History of the United States [ 302
Reconstruction, the lodustrial Revolution and its influence u on American
industry, economic imperialism, American participation in wor?d affairs, the
First World War and after, economic depression. The New Deal, and the
Second World War.
3106 History of Western Civilization (to 1715) . .
NEW
Ancitnt c~v~l~rationr. Cr~ece :tnd Rumc. Chrrsuan~ty; rnedicvnl c~\,~l~zal.orl in thr
\Vest, cl5lrrrt Eurup~.; thr Hcn;usrnncc. 1'rolest.int Hrlorm~t~on. dyna,t~c and
rcllnlotor wura. tI~e exnarlslc,n of E~.rone. -. dwmc riehl - munnrrhv. ~~. . trturnnlt ~- of
parhmentary SovernGnt in England.
3107 History of Western Civilization (since 171.5) [ NEW
International affairs in the eighteenth century, the Enlightenment, French Revo-
lution and Napoleon, revolution and counter-revolution, the industrial revolution.
the western democracies in the nineteenth century, central and eastern Europe.
the intellectual revolution, imperialism. World War I, democracies and dictatar-
ships, revolt against colonialism. World War I1 and after.
3212 The Ancient World I312 - -
A survey of the ancient civilizations-Babylonian, Chaldean. Assyrian, Persian.
and Egyptian; more intense study of the Greek histor with its art and culture
and its spread aver the Mediterranean world; Roman {istory with its system of
law. its early beginnings and expansion over Europe, rise and decline of the
Romm Empire. Prerequisite: Sonhomore standing or six semester hours of
History.
3213 Medieval Europe [ 313
Decline of the Roman Empire. Germanic kingdoms. Eastern Roman Em ire
rise of Islam and the Crusades, the medieval church, rise of cities, feudaesml
the origin of the universities. culture of the Middle Ages. Prerequisite: Sophomore
standing or six hours of History.
3217 A General Survey of the History of Texas
1317
Prerequisite: Sophomore standing or six semester hours of History.
For Crnduafes and Undergradumes
3323 Europe, 1870-1920 [ 323
A survey 01 the different countries of Europe end their internal develo ment to
1920. Prerequisite: Twelve semester hours of History, or six hours of History
and six hours of other social science.
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