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228 HISTORY, HISTORY 3803 MODERN JAPANA sUNey of 19th and 20th century Japan, with' emphasis on political devel-,opments, social change, and Japan's relations with East Asia and the West.,Three lectures; one termPrerequisite: Registration in Level II or above,~ross~list: JAPANST 3B03 , ,HISTORY 3C03 THE LATE ROMAN REPUBLIC, An examination and analysis of major themes in the political, social and'economic history of Rome, from the mid-second century B.C. to'the assassin;:ttion'of Caesar.'Three lectures; one termPrerequisite: One of HISTORY 1 L06, 1 LL3, 2K03; 2LL3, 3CC3, 3E03; andregistration:jn Level III or aboveCross-list: CLASSICS 3C03Alternates with HISTORY 3CC3., 'Not open:to students with credit.in CLASSICS 3MM3 or HISTO'R'/3MM3, 'if the ·topic was ,The 'Late Republic.,-'This course is administered QY the Departnym( of Classics.HISTORY3CC3 THEEARi.. Y ROMAN EMPIRE ' ,An, examination, and analysis of major themes in the political, social andadministrative history of Rome under the early emperors.' -,Thr~e lectures; one term, " '_ ' , ,"Prerequisite: One of HISTORY 1 L06, 1 LL3; 2K03, 2LL3, 3C03, 3E03; andregistration in Level III or above' 'Cross-list: CLASSICS ,3CC3Ant'irequisite: HISTORY 3MM3Alternates with HISTORY 3C03. ,Not open to students with credit in CLASSICS :,3MM30r HISTORY3MM3it the topic was The Late RepUblic. ' ,' , " 'This course is 'administered by the Department of Classics. 'HISTORY 3D03 ' FRANCE IN ENLIGHTENMENT, "AND REVOLUTION,A'study of change in eighteenth~century Fr~:mce, withernphasisontheorigins, ,nature and impact of the Enlighterimentand the French' Revolution ...Three hours (lectures and discussion); one term' ,, Prerequisite: Six units, of History and registration, in Level II or aboveHISTORY3DD3 " THE JEWISH VvORLD IN ', ,',', , NEW'TESTAMENT TI,MES 'A study of Judaism in the Greco-Roman World. Th'e course will explore, selected questions in political ,history, thedeveloPlTlent of sects andparties, the role of the temple, ap'ocalypticism, and the Dead Sea Scrolls~Two lectures"one tutorial; one termPrerequisite: Registration in Lever 1/ or aboveCross-list: RELIG ST 3003This course is administered by the Department of Religious Studies.HISTORY 3E03 THE, ROMAN FAMILYThe ancientR'omahfamily, including social,economic and legal aspects.Three lectures; one term ' , : IPrerequiSite: ()ne of HISTORY 1 L06, 1 LL3,'2K03,2LL3{3C()3, 3CC3;andregistration in Level'lI! ocaboye ' ,Cross-list: CLASSICS 3E03Alternates with HISTORY 3EE3.This course i& administered by the Department of Classics~HISTORY 3EE3 THE GREEK HISTORIANS 'The, study in ,translation of Herodotus, Thucydides, and other. Greek his~torical writers, with consideration of the evolution of their genrea:nd their,contributions to, the' development of historiography.Three lectures; one term''Prerequisite:' Registration in Level'lll or aboveCross-list: CLASSICS 3EE3 ,,' ,This, coiJrse is, 'administered by the Department of Classics.HISTORY 3F03 " MEDIEVAL SOCIETY ,An examination,of the aristocratic, monastic, urban and rural communities,of the Middle Ages. Attention, will be given to patterns of social,organization as well as to such specific themes as gender, popularpiety, justice and warfare. , , , ' .Three hours (lectures and discussion group); oneterhi, Prerequisite: Registration in Level II or aboveHISTORY'3G03 BUSINESS HISTORY: ,THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE IN, , ,INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ,An examinatioriof major development~, in the formation of the moderncorporation arid the international business system" including a consid~eration of the, impact of the business system on Canadian society.Three, hOurs (Iectl:,fres and discussion); one termPrerequisite: ~egistration in LeveLllor abov,e, HISTORY 3GG3 CHINA:, THE REVOLUTIONARY CENTURY, '1895-1995End of the imperial system; the Republic; the rise of the Communist Party;Commuriist China: the varieties of revolution. . 'Three lectures; bne termPrerequisite: Registration in Level II or aboveAntirequisite: HI$.TORY 2B06HISTORY 3103 . THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OFTHE EUROPEAN POWERS, '1870-1945An examination of the origins and course of'the Fir~t World War; thetailu're of post ... war stabilization; and the origins and course of the Sec~ond World War. ' , "Three lectures; one termPrerequisite: Registration in Level II or aboveCross-list: PEACE ST 3103' , 'HISTORY 3113 ' AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS SINCE 1898SUNey' of majoreve.nts and turning points of U.S. diplomatic history, since the late 19th century. Emphasis on cultural dimensions of the Ameri:',can empire and selected historiographical controversies. 'Three hours (lectures and discussion); one termPrerequisite: Registration in, Level II or aboveCross-list: PEACE ST 3113HISTORY 3J03 ' THE UN'ITED STATES IN THE 1960s, ,'An examinatio~ of the political, social and cultural changes that 'occurredin the United States during the 1.960s: Topics include, the civil rightsstruggle, Black Power' movement," New Left,' opposition to ,the VietnamWar" counterculture, feminism and the conservative backlash.Three hours (lectures and discussion); one termPrerequisite: Registration in Level II or aboveHISTORY 3JJ~ 'CRIME, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND,, 'PUNISHMENT IN MODERN HISTORY'A st!Jdy of the changing face of the institutions' of criminal justice, and of.criminaJ'behaviour, as revealed in statistical and conventional historical'Works. The focus ~i11 be on North America, Great Britain and France.Three lectures; 'one term' , " '" 'Prer9,fluisite: Registration inLevel1l or above,' with a minimum of Six unitsof History' , "Enrolment is limited.HISTORY 3K03,CANADIAN POLITICALDEVELOPMENT SINCE 1840An examination of the changing structure and Joleof the Canadian statesince the Act of Union, with particular attention to the emergence of themodern Jegulatory' and welfare state. " .' ,Three hours (lectures and discussion groups); one term, Prerequisite: Registration in Level II or above 'HISTORY 3KK3 THE VIETNAM WAR '" ,The history of the First'and Second rndochina Wars (,1945-1973) is ex- 'amined from multiple perspectives,. Explores how and why the war wasfought, as well as its global legacy. . .' .Prerequisite: Registration in. Level II or aboveCross-list: PEACE, ST 3KK3'Antirequisite: GSCHE4H03HISTORY 3L03 SOCIAL ACTIVISM, 1500-2000A thematic: study of community' activism, in Europe and North America;,Students' will be' exposed to the' religious, socio-economic and political 'contexts of social activism, ~nd the historical theory and practice ofcommunity-ba~ed ,actionsThree hours; one termPrerequisite: Registration iii Level II or aboveCross-list: PEACEST 3L03HISTORY 3LL3 'THE HELLENISTIC AGEThe'successors of Alexander; the world of the monarchies and theirabsorption into the Roman Empire. Politicaf,'cultural and social achievementsin the light ,of modern historical research will be emphasized. 'Three hours (lectures and discussion groups); one term 'Prerequisite:' One of HISTORY 1 L03,1 L06, 1 LL3, 2L03Cross-list: CLASSICS 3LL3 " ,This cpurse is administered by the Department of Classiqs.. HISTORY 3MM3 TOPICS IN ROMAN HISTORYStudies of Ftoman history and institutions'during the> Republic of the Em­·pire. ,Consult the Department for the topic to be offered:'Three lectures; one term ."Prerequisite: One of HISTORY 1 L06, 1 ~L3, 2K03, 2L03, 2LL3Cross-list: CLASSICS 3MM3, HISTORY 3MM3 may be, repeated, if on a different topic, toatota/of six units: ''