Below are a list of the classes in this department. Please select a class.
HIST110 | The Ancient World |
HIST111 | The Medieval World |
HIST131 | The History of the American Dream |
HIST142 | Looking at America through a Global Lens |
HIST200 | Interpreting American History: Beginnings to 1877 |
HIST201 | Interpreting American History: From 1865 to the Present |
HIST205 | Environmental History |
HIST208N | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; America for Americans: Researching & Writing the History of Nativism, Xenophobia, & Anti-immigration in the US |
HIST208O | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; Women and Gender in the Middle East |
HIST208P | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; Can a Movie be "Accurate"? American Films as Historial Sources |
HIST211 | Women in America Since 1880 |
HIST219I | Religions of the Ancient Near East |
HIST219X | Modern Iran |
HIST222 | Immigration and Ethnicity in America |
HIST233 | Empire! The British Imperial Experience 1558-1997 |
HIST235 | Divorced, Beheaded, Deposed: England and Britain 1485-1689 |
HIST236 | From Peacocks to Punks: Modern Britain from 1688 to Today |
HIST245 | Reformers, Radicals, and Revolutionaries: The Middle East in the Twentieth Century |
HIST255 | African-American History, 1865 - Present |
HIST285 | East Asian Civilization II |
HIST286 | Urban Dreams and Nightmares: The Jewish Experience of Cities |
HIST289A | Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Medieval Spain: Tolerance, Oppression, and the Problematic Past |
HIST289N | The Politics of Sexuality in America: A Historical Approach |
HIST289R | Pocketbook Politics: A History of American Buying and Selling |
HIST289V | What Does It Mean to be An American? |
HIST289Y | Zombies, Fear, and Contagion: A Cultural History of Public Health, Medicine, and Technology |
HIST299 | Directed Research |
HIST307 | The Holocaust of European Jewry |
HIST319F | Special Topics in History; Modern African History through Film, Literature, and Music |
HIST319I | Special Topics in History; The Lion and the Man: Frederick Douglass's Life and Times |
HIST319N | Special Topics in History; The Black Power Movement |
HIST319R | Special Topics in History; Genghis Khan and the Mongols: Destroyers of Worlds and Patrons of Culture |
HIST320 | Early Christianity: Jesus to Constantine |
HIST321 | Biblical History and Culture |
HIST327 | The Roman Empire |
HIST328M | Selected Topics in History; Red, White, and Black: Peoples and Communities in Early America |
HIST329L | Special Topics in History; Riches and Ruin: A Global History of Capitalism |
HIST329O | Special Topics in History; Ideologies, Parties, and Social Movements in the Modern Middle East |
HIST339C | Special Topics in History; War, Genocide, and Resilience in Africa's Great Lakes Region |
HIST339P | Special Topics in History; Science in Europe, 1700-1950 |
HIST339Q | Special Topics in History; The Early Silk Road and the World of the Indian Ocean |
HIST354 | Ante-Bellum America 1815-1861 |
HIST356 | Emergence of Modern America, 1900-1945 |
HIST357 | Recent America: 1945-Present |
HIST360 | Women and the Civil Rights Movement |
HIST386 | Experiential Learning |
HIST396 | Honors Colloquium II |
HIST398 | Honors Thesis I |
HIST399 | Honors Thesis II |
HIST401 | Science and Gender |
HIST408D | Senior Seminar; Empire and Borderlands in Russia |
HIST408F | Senior Seminar; Social and Cultural Movements of the 1960s and 1970s |
HIST408Q | Senior Seminar; Heresy and Inquisition in the Middle Ages |
HIST408W | Senior Seminar; The Rise and Fall of the Slave South |
HIST415 | Ideas and Politics in Europe Since 1900 |
HIST416 | History of Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa |
HIST418F | Jews and Judaism: Selected Historical Topics; Jewish Women in Modernity |
HIST425 | Imperial Russia |
HIST428B | Selected Topics in History; Seven Revolutions in Postwar Africa |
HIST429G | Special Topics in History; The Islamicate World 2.0: Studying Islamic Cultures through Computational Textual Analysis |
HIST429I | Special Topics in History; Medical Borders: Public Health and Race in U.S. History |
HIST429M | Special Topics in History; Constructing the Past in Early Islam |
HIST429T | Special Topics in History; Wealth and Poverty in the Modern Indian City |
HIST431 | Becoming Great Britain, 1603-1704 |
HIST436 | Napoleon, the French Revolution, and the World |
HIST442 | Twentieth-Century Russia |
HIST455 | Constitutional History of the United States: Since 1865 |
HIST473 | History of the Caribbean |
HIST483 | History of Japan Since 1800 |
HIST499 | Independent Study |
HIST601 | History and Contemporary Theory |
HIST607 | The Teaching of History in Institutions of Higher Learning |
HIST608B | General Seminar; American History |
HIST608G | General Seminar; Colonial Latin America |
HIST608N | General Seminar; Global Interaction and Exchange |
HIST610 | Introduction to Museum Scholarship |
HIST619A | Special Topics in History; Independent Study |
HIST619B | Special Topics in History; Independent Study |
HIST619G | Special Topics in History; Workers of Global Capitalism |
HIST638K | Special Topics in History; Readings in 20th Century US Cultural and Intellectual History |
HIST639K | Special Topics in History; Sexualities in the Atlantic World and Beyond (1600-2000) |
HIST639M | Special Topics in History; Constucting the Past in Early Islam |
HIST708 | Directed Independent Reading for Comprehensive Examinations I |
HIST709 | Directed Independent Reading for Comprehensive Examinations II |
HIST729A | Readings in Modern European History; Ideas and Politics in Europe since 1900 |
HIST799 | Master's Thesis Research |
HIST810 | Museum Research Seminar |
HIST811 | Museum Scholarship Practicum |
HIST819A | Special Topics in History: Independent Research |
HIST819B | Special Topics in History: Independent Research |
HIST819G | Special Topics in History: Independent Research; Research Seminar in Early America |
HIST898 | Pre-Candidacy Research |
HIST899 | Doctoral Dissertation Research |