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AFH 5458: Southern Africa (3) Prereq: consent of instructor.
History of Africa south of the Zambezi River since 1800, especially
the Republic of South Africa.
AFH 5934: Topics in African History (3; max: 9)
AFH 6259: Seminar in Modern Africa (3; max: 6) In-depth
reading and discussion of aspects of modern African history.
Seminar focuses on specific themes, such as ethnicity, colonialism,
violence, warfare, gender, religion, and nationalism.
AFH 6805: Theories and Methods of African History (3)
Theories and methods that underlie the study of African history and
change as the field has evolved over the last four or more decades.
Attention to changing frameworks for viewing the African past, with
a focus on the historians' research methods and techniques.
AFH 6934: Africa (3)
AFH 6936: Readings in African History (3; max: 6)
AMH 5405: The South to 1860 (3) Prereq: consent of instructor.
History of the South from the Civil War to present, emphasizing the
South as an integral region and its relationship to the rest of the
nation. Not open to students who have taken AMH 4403 or
equivalent.
AMH 5905: Special Studies (3; max: 12 including HIS 6905)
AMH 5930: Topics in United States History (3; max: 15)
AMH 6198: Early American Society (3) Readings seminar
focusing on a selected topic or topics in American history through
the War of 1812.
AMH 6199: Nineteenth Century America (3) Readings seminar
focusing on a topic or topics in nineteenth century American history.
AMH 6290: Modern America (3) Readings seminar focusing on
topics in American history in the twentieth century.
AMH 6356: Research in U.S. History (3) Reading and research to
produce a paper demonstrating your ability to do research in
primary sources and connect original work with existing historical
literature.
AMH 6406: Readings in Southern History, 1607-1865 (3) An
analysis of the major scholarly works and interpretations dealing
with the development of a bi-racial society in the American South.
AMH 6465: Seminar in U.S. Urban History (3) Historical
development of American cities and ways in which the urbanization
process has reshaped social life.
AMH 6506: Seminar in American Labor History (4)
AMH 6516: Seminar in American Foreign Relations and
Expansion (3) American foreign policy since 1945, the United
States response to Third World nationalism, the changing
historiographical debate over the nature of U.S. diplomacy, and
other selected topics.
AMH 6557: Seminar in Constitutional or Legal History of the
United States (3; max: 9) Chronological and thematic analysis of
the evolution of American law, legal institutions, and
constitutionalism from their English origins to present.
AMH 6677: Civil Rights Movement (3) Origins and development