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of Vienna to the origins of the First World War; the second covers
from the Versailles peace settlement through Second World War
and the Cold War to the present. Either semester may be taken
independently.
HIST 4381 Europe’s Quest for Power/Peace
3 cr.
A study of the major developments in European international relations
with emphasis on diplomacy as an instrument of national
policy. The first semester examines developments from the Congress
of Vienna to the origins of the First World War; the second
covers from the Versailles peace settlement through Second World
War and the Cold War to the present. Either semester may be taken
independently.
HIST 4381G Europe’s Quest for Power/Peace
3 cr.
A study of the major developments in European international relations
with emphasis on diplomacy as an instrument of national
policy. The first semester examines developments from the Congress
of Vienna to the origins of the First World War; the second
covers from the Versailles peace settlement through Second World
War and the Cold War to the present. Either semester may be taken
independently.
HIST 4382 European Intellectual Trad
3 cr.
This course is not a history of formal thought, but relates central
ideas to political, economic, social, artistic, and scientific movements.
The first semester concentrates on the earlier periods and
the second semester on modern Europe. Either semester may be
taken independently.
HIST 4382G European Intellectual Trad
3 cr.
This course is not a history of formal thought, but relates central
ideas to political, economic, social, artistic, and scientific movements.
The first semester concentrates on the earlier periods and
the second semester on modern Europe. Either semester may be
taken independently.
HIST 4383 European Intellectual Trad
3 cr.
This course is not a history of formal thought, but relates central
ideas to political, economic, social, artistic, and scientific movements.
The first semester concentrates on the earlier periods and
the second semester on modern Europe. Either semester may be
taken independently.
HIST 4383G European Intellectual Trad
3 cr.
This course is not a history of formal thought, but relates central
ideas to political, economic, social, artistic, and scientific movements.
The first semester concentrates on the earlier periods and
the second semester on modern Europe. Either semester may be
taken independently.
HIST 4401 Latin American Cities
3 cr.
The course examines the formation and function of cities in Latin
America beginning with Iberian and pre-Columbian antecedents
and tracing urban development in Spanish and Portuguese America
to the present day.
HIST 4401G Latin American Cities
3 cr.
The course examines the formation and function of cities in Latin
America beginning with Iberian and pre-Columbian antecedents
and tracing urban development in Spanish and Portuguese America
to the present day.
HIST 4403 History of Mexico
3 cr.
Political, economic, and social developments from the colonial
period to the present.
HIST 4403G History of Mexico
3 cr.
Political, economic, and social developments from the colonial
period to the present.
HIST 4406 Caribbean Civilization
3 cr.
Survey of the West Indies, Central America, Colombia, and Venezuela
from colonial to modern times.
HIST 4406G Caribbean Civilization
3 cr.
Survey of the West Indies, Central America, Colombia, and Venezuela
from colonial to modern times.
HIST 4501 Colonial Period Am History
3 cr.
An examination of the establishment and development of the English
colonies in North America.
HIST 4501G Colonial Period Am History
3 cr.
An examination of the establishment and development of the English
colonies in North America.
HIST 4502 Revolutionary Period Am History
3 cr.
An analysis of the causes, progress, and consequences of the revolution
in the British colonies of North America.
HIST 4502G Revolutionary Period Am History
3 cr.
An analysis of the causes, progress, and consequences of the revolution
in the British colonies of North America.
HIST 4503 The New Nation
3 cr.
Development of American political, social, and cultural institutions
during the formative years of the new Republic.
HIST 4503G The New Nation
3 cr.
Development of American political, social, and cultural institutions
during the formative years of the new Republic.
HIST 4504 Jacksonian Era
3 cr.
Examination of the nature of Jacksonian Democracy and its treatment
in American historiography.
HIST 4504G Jacksonian Era
3 cr.
Examination of the nature of Jacksonian Democracy and its treatment
in American historiography.
HIST 4505 Disruption of Union 1845-1861
3 cr.
A study of the divisive political, social, and economic forces which
intensified in the 1840s and culminated in the Civil War.
HIST 4505G Disruption of Union 1845-1861
3 cr.
A study of the divisive political, social, and economic forces which
intensified in the 1840s and culminated in the Civil War.
HIST 4506 Civil War & Reconstruction
3 cr.
A study of the wartime problems of the Union and Confederacy, the
consequences of the war, and the efforts to create a new Union.
HIST 4506G Civil War & Reconstruction
3 cr.
A study of the wartime problems of the Union and Confederacy, the
consequences of the war, and the efforts to create a new Union.
HIST 4508 America in Transition
3 cr.
An intensive study of the rise of the United States as an industrial
and world power with particular stress on the changing patterns
within American society.
HIST 4508G America in Transition
3 cr.
An intensive study of the rise of the United States as an industrial
and world power with particular stress on the changing patterns
within American society.
HIST 4510 Recent American History
3 cr.
Historical evolution of the United States in recent times.
HIST 4510G Recent American History
3 cr.
Historical evolution of the United States in recent times.
HIST 4511 Recent American History
3 cr.
Historical evolution of the United States in recent times.
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