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The following History courses are listed for the 2011-2012 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
HIST-007 Intro Early Hist: [see description]
HIST-008 Intro Late Hist: [see description]
HIST-101 Australia and the Asia Pacific
HIST-102 Medieval and early Renaissance Italy
HIST-103 Late Renaissance/Early Modern Italy
HIST-109 The Islamic World
HIST-111 Africa I
HIST-112 Africa II
HIST-122 China I
HIST-123 China II
HIST-124 History of Japan I
HIST-125 Modern Japan
HIST-126 History of Southeast Asia I
HIST-127 History of Southeast Asia II
HIST-128 South Asia I
HIST-133 First-Year Seminar: women and gender in modern Europe
HIST-140 From Charlemagne to Napoleon; The Holy Roman Empire
HIST-143 Spain, Portugal, and their Empires
HIST-158 Latin America I
HIST-159 Latin America II
HIST-160 Middle East I
HIST-161 Middle East II
HIST-170 History of Russia I
HIST-171 History of Russia II
HIST-172 History of East Central Europe I
HIST-173 East Central European History II
HIST-180 United States History to 1865
HIST-181 The U.S. since the Civil War
HIST-209 The atomic age
HIST-226 History of Korea in NE Asia
HIST-230 Europe from the Fall of Rome to the Millennium
HIST-231 Europe from the Millennium to the Black Death
HIST-233 The Renaissance
HIST-240 The Reformation in Europe
HIST-243 History of Ireland
HIST-256 Popular Music in Brazil and Cuba
HIST-261 Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey
HIST-267 Modern North Africa
HIST-282 American Diplomatic History I
HIST-283 American Diplomatic History II
HIST-285 History of African-American Women
HIST-289 Women and the civil rights movement
HIST-291 The American West
HIST-294 Conflict and reform: U.S. 1877-1914
HIST-296 Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST-301 Independent Study in History
HIST-302 Independent Study in History
HIST-304 Topics in world history: Infectious disease and human history
HIST-305 International Perspectives and Global History
HIST-306 History Writing Workshop
HIST-316 Health and disease in African history
HIST-321 The silk road
HIST-331 The Present and the Past
HIST-332 Topics in European History: see descriptions
HIST-333 Religion and the State in Western Europe
HIST-336 Christians and the Holocaust
HIST-337 Europe in WW II: History fiction film
HIST-340 Medieval saints: cults, legends, and culture
HIST-344 Collaboration and Resistance in Europe under Hitler and Stalin
HIST-345 European Fascism
HIST-352 Topics in Latin American History (see description)
HIST-357 Latinos in the U.S,
HIST-361 Pirates, Soldiers, and Diplomats: Islam and the West, 1500-1914
HIST-363 Islam in the West
HIST-364 Revolutionary Thought in Islam
HIST-366 Empires and the Greater Middle East, 1500-2012
HIST-367 The Eastern mediterranean since 1911
HIST-371 Novels of empire
HIST-373 Soviet dissident movements
HIST-381 Military History of NATO
HIST-382 Topics in US History: see description
HIST-384 Mark Twain's America
HIST-390 Working Lives: Theory and Practice of Oral History
HIST-392 The Reagan era
HIST-399 Antebellum South and the Confederacy
HIST-404 War and environment in the modern world
HIST-408 Senior Honors Seminar in History
HIST-409 Senior Honors Seminar in History
HIST-410 The African Atlantic
HIST-411 African encounters with development
HIST-420 Kipling's India: The making of a colonial society
HIST-421 War and peace in East Asia
HIST-423 Global health and disease: Asia
HIST-424 Mao and China's cultural revolution
HIST-426 European encounters with Asia 1450-1750
HIST-435 The Americanization of Europe
HIST-436 Women and gender in modern Europe
HIST-437 The Old Regime and the French Revolution
HIST-438 Kings or People: Authority and democracy in modern Europe
HIST-439 Religion and politics in the West since 1400
HIST-442 The Enlightenment
HIST-444 Jesuit enterprises, 1540-1773
HIST-445 European intellectual history, 19th century
HIST-449 Food in European History
HIST-454 Native Americnas making North America
HIST-457 Making Nations in Latin America
HIST-468 Islamic Modernism
HIST-474 Intellectuals, Communisn, and Fascism
HIST-479 The Terrorists
HIST-484 Inventing the Illegal Alien: The immigration crisis in the Progressive Era U.S.
HIST-486 America in Vietnam
HIST-494 The African-American Great Migration
HIST-498 Women and immigration in the US
HIST-501 History Core Colloquium
HIST-504 Introduction to Global and International History
HIST-505 Comparative History
HIST-551 Latin American Origins and Transformations
HIST-564 Arab Intellectuals in the Modern World
HIST-567 Post-Colonial North Africa
HIST-568 Approaching Ottoman History
HIST-582 US Labor and Social History
HIST-606 Occupation, Collaboration and Resistance in W W II
HIST-608 China's Challenge to the U.S.
HIST-624 China in World History
HIST-632 Culture, Politics, and Identity in a Divided Germany, 1945-1989
HIST-646 Collective Identities in 20th C Europe
HIST-655 Production, Power, and Culture in Mexico
HIST-669 Political History of North Africa
HIST-670 18th Century Russia
HIST-673 Colloquium: Muscovy
HIST-674 Major Approaches to Russian and Soviet History.
HIST-685 History 685. Slavery, Civil War, and Emancipation in the U.S.
HIST-722 Topics in the History of Late Imperial China (Ming and Qing Dynasties)
HIST-724 East Asia research seminar
HIST-736 Theory/Practice in Early Modern European History
HIST-761 Islamic Movements
HIST-773 Baroque in east central Europe
HIST-790 US as a World Power - Research Seminar
HIST-791 The United States as a World Power
HIST-803 Transregional Research Seminar
HIST-804 Transregional Research Seminar
HIST-862 Middle East Research Seminar
HIST-863 Middle East Research Seminar - Social Movements
HIST-876 Russian History Research Workshop

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