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1 SCHEDULE OF HISTORY COURSES 2019 Winter through 2020 Spring Winter Term 2019 HIST 1 10 Turning Points in American History Bonner & Musselwhite US & CAN SOC W HIST Pre-Colonial African History Dell AALAC SOC NW HIST 9.04 The Intellectual History of Capitalism Link INTER TMV W HIST HIST 17 2 X-list: AAAS 13 HIST X-list: AAAS 23 HIST X-list: LATS 20 HIST X-list: NAS 51 HIST X-list: NAS 16 HIST HIST The Age of the American Revolution Musselwhite US SOC W Black America since the Civil War White US SOC W The Black Sporting Experience White US SOC CI Latina/o Social Movements Garcia US SOC W Pan-Indianism in American History Crandall US & CAN SOC W Twentieth Century Native American History Crandall US Empires & Nations Petruccelli EUR INT/SOC W The Russian Empire Monahan INTER SOC W HIST 69 Islam in Africa Baum AALAC SOC CI X-list: AAAS 19 HIST Gender and The Modern Middle East and North Africa Nikpour AALAC HIST Late Imperial China in Global Context Crossley AALAC SOC NW HIST 77 3B Imperialism in Modern East Asia Ericson AALAC INT/SOC NW HIST X-list: AMES North Korea, Origins and Transition Suh AALAC SOC NW HIST 79 Postwar Japan: From Occupied Nation to Economic Superpower HIST X-list: ARAB 6.01/ Ericson AALAC INT/SOC NW Introduction to the Modern Middle East Simon, A. AALAC INT/SOC NW HIST Daniel Webster and the Dartmouth Case Bonner, Muirhead & US X-list: 90.06/COCO 24/GOVT Pease 60.16/ENGL HIST Democracy: Ancient and Modern Arcenas INTER X-list: CLST TMV W HIST Roman History: The Republic Stewart INTER SOC W X-list: CLST 17 HIST Topics in British History Estabrook EUR SOC W History Courses 19W-20S 1
2 HIST Pen and Ink Witchcraft: Native American History Through Calloway US INT/TMV NW X-list: NAS Treaties HIST A Colloquium: Great Explanations Crossley INTER Spring Term 2019 HIST Europe in the Age of Violence Greenberg & Petruccelli EUR SOC W HIST Body Parts, Body Wholes: An Introduction to the Comparative History of Medicine Suh INTER INT/SOC NW HIST X-list: LACS 8 HIST History of Food Garcia INTER SOC W Horse History Crossley INTER HIST The Global Thirties: Economics and Politics during the Depression Link INTER INT/SOC W HIST 13 2 Planters Puritans and Pirates Musselwhite US HIST X-list: NAS 15 American Indians and American Expansion, 1800 to 1924 Calloway US SOC NW HIST 19 2 U.S. Political History in the Twentieth Century Moreton US SOC W HIST Modern American Thought and Culture Since the Civil War Butler US TMV W HIST X-list: WGST 23.2 HIST American Women s History in the 20th Century Orleck US SOC W Spain in the Golden Age Lagomarsino EUR SOC W HIST 47 The French Revolution McMahon EUR SOC W HIST Modern Britain, 1780 to the Present Estabrook EUR SOC W HIST 52 2 Modern Germany, Greenberg EUR SOC W HIST 61 Britain and the Sea Estabrook INTER INT/SOC W HIST X-list: AAAS 15 HIST X-list: AAAS 50,ENVS 45 History of Africa Since 1800 Dell AALAC SOC NW Colonialism, Development and the Environment in Asia and Africa Haynes AALAC SOC NW HIST The History of Modern South Asia Haynes AALAC INT/SOC CI HIST X-list: AMES 21.05/REL 32 Christianity in Korea Suh AALAC TMV NW HIST The History of Capitalism in Latin America Voekel AALAC SOC NW X-list: LACS HIST World War II in the Pacific, Miller, J. INTER INT W History Courses 19W-20S 2
3 HIST B Great Historians: Classic Works from Herodotus to the Present McMahon INTER HIST Global History of Human Rights Nikpour INTER Summer Term 2019 HIST What is History Miller, J. & Nikpour INTER SOC W HIST The United States and the World, Miller, J. US & CAN INT/SOC W HIST 29 X-list: WGST 26.2 HIST X-list: AMES Women and American Radicalism Left and Right Orleck US SOC CI North Korea, Origins and Transition Suh AALAC SOC NW HIST Race, Ethnicity and Immigration in U.S. History Orleck US SOC W Fall Term 2019 HIST S Europe in Medieval and Early Modern Times Estabrook & Simons EUR SOC W HIST Introduction to Korean Culture Suh AALAC SOC CI X-list: AMES 11 HIST Happiness: A History McMahon INTER TMV W HIST Empires and Colonies in the Americas Musselwhite INTER INT/SOC W HIST The Invasion of America: American Indian History Pre-Contact Calloway US SOC NW X-list: NAS 14 to 1800 HIST Race and Slavery in US History Johnson US SOC W X-list: AAAS 12 HIST Gender and European Society from Antiquity to the Simons EUR TMV CI X-list: WGST 25 Reformation HIST European Intellectual and Cultural History, McMahon EUR TMV W HIST HIST 66 X-list: AAAS 15 TBA HIST Early Modern England, Estabrook EUR SOC W History of Africa Since 1800 Dell AALAC SOC NW Late Imperial China in Global Context Crossley AALAC SOC NW HIST Political Thought in Colonial America Musselwhite US TMV W Course No. Time Course Title Instructor(s) HIST 1 10 Winter Term 2020 Turning Points in American History Musselwhite US & CAN SOC W HIST The History of China since 1800 Crossley AALAC SOC NW History Courses 19W-20S 3
4 HIST The Emergence of Modern Japan Ericson AALAC SOC NW HIST X-list: AAAS 19 Africa and the World Sackeyfio-Lenoch INTER INT/SOC NW HIST Gandhi and Twentieth Century India Haynes AALAC SOC NW HIST The Intellectual History of Capitalism Link INTER TMV W HIST HIST Planters Puritans and Pirates Musselwhite US American Thought and Culture to 1865 Butler US TMV W HIST American History since 1980 Rabig US SOC W HIST X-list: LATS 20 Latina/o Social Movements Garcia US SOC W HIST From Walmart to Wall Street Moreton US & CAN SOC W HIST First Americans and the First President: The Indian World of Calloway US SOC NW X-list: NAS 55 George Washington HIST HIST X-list: AAAS 50,ENVS 45 European Intellectual and Cultural History, Simons EUR TMV W Colonialism, Development and the Environment in Asia and Africa Haynes AALAC SOC NW HIST 80 The History of Capitalism in Latin America Voekel AALAC SOC NW X-list: LACS HIST 87 X-list: LACS 76 History of Mexico Voekel AALAC SOC NW HIST Topics in British History Estabrook EUR SOC W HIST Pen and Ink Witchcraft: Native American History Through Calloway US INT/TMV NW X-list: NAS Treaties HIST A Great Explanations Crossley INTER HIST Debating Democracy in the Nineteenth Century Butler US TMV W HIST The Crisis of the Late Middle Ages: Art,Artists, and Cultural Change Simons EUR TMV W Spring Term 2020 Course No. Time Course Title Instructor(s) HIST Europe in the Age of Violence Petruccelli EUR SOC W HIST The Crusades Gaposchkin INTER INT/SOC CI HIST Pre-Colonial African History Sackeyfio-Lenoch AALAC SOC NW HIST Body Parts, Body Wholes: An Introduction to the Comparative History of Medicine Suh INTER INT/SOC NW History Courses 19W-20S 4
5 HIST History of Sexuality Moreton US & CAN SOC W HIST 8.07 History of Equality McMahon INTER HIST The Global Thirties: Economics and Politics during the Depression Link INTER INT/SOC W HIST X-list: NAS 15 American Indians and American Expansion, 1800 to 1924 Calloway US SOC NW HIST U.S. Political History in the Twentieth Century Moreton US SOC W HIST Modern American Thought and Culture Since the Civil War Butler US TMV W HIST X-list: AAAS Civil Rights in the United States in the 20th Century Rabig US SOC CI HIST 23 2 American History since 1980 Rabig US SOC W HIST The United States and the World since 1945 Miller, E. US INT/SOC W HIST Modern Britain, 1780 to the Present Estabrook EUR SOC W HIST 61 Britain and the Sea Estabrook INTER INT/SOC W HIST Nomadic Courts and the Early Modern World Crossley AALAC INT CI HIST The History of Modern South Asia Haynes AALAC INT/SOC CI HIST 77 Imperialism in Modern East Asia Ericson AALAC INT/SOC NW HIST 79 Postwar Japan: From Occupied Nation to Economic Superpower Ericson AALAC INT/SOC NW HIST A Colonialism and Culture in Asia and Africa Haynes AALAC SOC NW HIST B Great Historians: Classic Works from Herodotus to the Present McMahon INTER History Courses 19W-20S 5
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