63 courses with the subject HST, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
An interdisciplinary introduction to Asian Studies will touch upon the history, politics, economics, philosophy, g
Presenting the major trends relevant to social, cultural, and economic transformations that can be seen in Asia today.
Explores the major themes of human history since 1500. Topics include: the outward expansion of Euro
This course introduces students to Chinese history from its origins to the p
This is the first of the two-course series of Empires and Globalization in World History. Course discusses the origins and
This is the second of the two-course series of Empires and Globalization in World History. Course discusses the origins a
Surveys American history from European colonization up through the era of the Civil War. Topics
Surveys American history from the 1870s to the present. Topics include the new industrial order; farmer and worker protests;
Explores history as an evolving academic discipline, a method of inquiry into the past, and a professio
In this course students meet community needs by engaging in service-learning outside the classroom.Immigration is one of the crucial topics of the 21st century. This course provides historical context for migration flows in Spain in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The syllab
Surveys the law's historical development, from the uncodified customs of the ancient world, to the first legal code of Hammurabi, to the European
Examines Russia, the world's largest country, leading energy exporter, a major nuclear and space power, and a
Explores the key concepts and current practices of public history as an academic discipline and professional field in museums, libraries, archives, historical societi
Explores the practices and ethics of oral history, a field of study and profession focused on coll
An introduction to the use of information technologies to narrate, preserve, access, analyze, research, and p
Surveys Muslim and Christian occupied territories on the Iberian Peninsula (modern-day Spain and Portugal), focusing on principal events and broad trends, 71
Outlines the history of Chinese martial arts in five movies, highlighti
China, Japan, and Korea - East Asia's critical players - share many historical influences, but each ha
Discusses the rise of China as the world's largest economy and its impa
In this course each student will select a topic about Asia that they wish to study. Virtually any topic, to
Introduces the peoples of Asia and the cultures they have created. Particular attention is paid to the lives
Explores the history of Africa from prehistoric times to the nineteenth century to give s
Examines the history of Africa from 1800 to the present and enable students to develop an understanding
Explores the history of the Mediterranean from the ancient times to the 20
Examines the history of Africans in the United States from their arrival in the c
Examines African American history from the end of slavery to the twenty first century.
Through our focus on the life and visual and material culture, we will investigate the changing political and cultural landscape of eighteenth-century that set the course for the three big revolutions of the era. With a focus on the French, American and Haitian Revolutions, the course of our exploration will include of the changing nature of biographical narratives, by examining several different accounts of the life of t famous individuals. We will compare and contrast text and image by viewing films and famous likenesses as well as the discourse of fashion, visual culture and image across three revolutions
Examines the changing place of women in European society since 1900. Topics include: women's suffrage and the political advances of the 1920s and 1930s
This course examines the history, theory, and current practices of historic preservation, with a focus on the United States, Europe, and global initiatives like UNESCO World Heritage si
An introduction to Latin America's colonial history through the Revolutionary Wars for Independence. The course exa
Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some are complete disasters. Find out why some Presidents have
Surveys the history of the U.S. as a world power. Examines officials' motives and methods, as well as influences on policy in the form
From the ancient cliff dwellings of the Pueblo people to the neoclassical forms of temples and monuments to the iconic nineteenth-century street grid, Americans have built cities distinguished by architectural creativity and internationa
The course discusses the later imperial ages of China, or early modern China. Th
Explores the intellectual and cultural developments of the Renaissance, and of the Protestant and Catholic Reformati
Explores the political, economic, social and cultural development of the ur
Using music as a window this class explores the history of Black America as well as the history of all Amer
In this course we will explore the history of Islam, from its birth in the Middle East to its status as the fast
This course explores American material culture through the study of individual objects. We encounter key concepts, topics, and issues in American history, historic preserv
American history in the decades immediately following World War II. Topics include
Examines the transformation of America in the decades since the early nineteen-seventies, taking up social, intellectual, and cultural developments as well as
This course explores the history of Europe from the Scientific Revolution in the mid seventeenth century up to the establishment of the European Union. It traces major historical developments from a wide range of perspectives, including cultural, religious
Explores the history of samurai and its cultural meaning for Japanese soc
We will upend the traditional narrative of WWII and interrogate what occured on the margins of the major Europ
This course examines Spain during the period that scholars have defined as the "Golden Age." From the early sixteenth century to the late seventeenth century, Spain experienced dramatic imperial expansion and became a major geopoli
Examines the native people of North America before and after the European conquest. Nativ
Topics will include the Plains Indian Wars; ethnological aspects of Indian tribes; th
Traces the roles, images, and experiences of women and female-identifying people in America from colonial times to 1865. Topics inclu
Though the United States could claim victory in the Revolution, the war’s end did not guarantee a unified national identity; Americans struggled to reconcile the promise of Revolution with the realities of daily life in the new republic. Internationally, refugees, travelers, merchants, and others in Canada, China, Euro
Analyzes of the background, progress and results of the American Revolution.
Boston from its foundation in 1630 to its development as a 21st century metropolis. From the Massachusetts Bay Co
Investigates the development of American constitutional government, from
Explores the changes in the American constitutional system since the Civil War. Topi
In the early morning of April 12, 1861, Confederate forces opened fire on Union Army troops at Fort Sumter, igniting the American Civil War. The shots fired that April morning were not spontaneous. The tension between North and Sou
Examines the global dispersion of African people outside of the A
Examines German and European preconditions; the VersaillesTreaty and
A case-study approach to studying the various means by which people in the Caribbean sought to overcome the legacies of colonial
Of the estimated 5,575 statues depicting historic figures in the United States, only 559 of them commemorate women, and this disparity is echoed around the world. What are we to make of the gap between the historical mon
A topical seminar on the social history of American law from the sevent
How has the law been represented or explained through literature? How does literary interpre
By special arrangement, members of the History department will schedule s
Requires approximately 14-15 hours of work per week in a history-related position, at a museum, historical
The Capstone Project is an opportunity for non-honors History majors to demonstrate the skills and knowledge they have gained throughout their studies in History, including their int
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