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HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2013

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HIST 405-01, The History of Anti-Semitism, Spring 2013

HIST 313-01, The Fall of the Roman Empire, Spring 2013

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HIST 294-01, Modern India, Spring 2013

HIST 288-01, Japan Since 1800, Spring 2013

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HIST 262-01, History of Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2013

HIST 249-01, History of Poverty in the United States, Spring 2013

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HIST 243-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Spring 2013

HIST 233-01, U.S. in the 20th Century, Spring 2013

HIST 225-01, Modern Britain, Spring 2013

HIST 217-01, The Age of Extremes: European Culture and Society in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2013

HIST 207-01, Global Environmental History, Spring 2013

HIST 205-02, Queer Histories, Spring 2013

HIST 205-01, Native American Legends and Historical Realities, Spring 2013

HIST 105-06, Selected topics in African American History, Spring 2012

HIST 105-04, WWII America, Spring 2013

HIST 105-03, Chivalry, Cathedrals and Universities: The Twelfth Century Renaissance, Spring 2013

HIST 105-01, Elvis Presley and America, Spring 2013

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2012

HIST 405-02, Existentialism, Fall 2012

HIST 349-01, Black and White Women in the History of the South, Fall 2012

HIST 327-01, Germany At War, Fall 2012

HIST 312-01, The Fall of the Roman Republic, Fall 2012

HIST 305-01, France 1870-1919, Fall 2012

HIST 300-01, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Approaches to Historical Investigation, Fall 2012

HIST 282-01, Traditional China, Fall 2012

HIST 233-03, U.S. in the 20th Century, Fall 2012

HIST 233-02, U.S. in the 20th Century, Fall 2012

HIST 233-01, U.S. in the 20th Century, Fall 2012

HIST 232-01, The United States in the Nineteenth Century, Fall 2012

HIST 229-01, Imperial Russia, Fall 2012

HIST 215-01, Europe 1714-1815, Fall 2012

HIST 205-01, Memphis and the Mississippi Delta, Fall 2012

HIST 105-07, The British Empire Through Film, Fall 2012

HIST 105-06, WWII America, Fall 2012

HIST 105-05, American History, American Music, Fall 2012

HIST 105-04, Revolutions and Revolutionaries in Modern East Asia, Fall 2012

HIST 105-03, History of Latin America through Feature Film, Fall 2012

HIST 105-02, Disease and Epidemics in History, Fall 2012

HIST 105-01, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2012

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2011

HIST 429-01, Europe Since 1945, Fall 2011

HIST 427-01, The Great War, Fall 2011

HIST 405-01, Norman Mailer and Postwar America, Fall 2011

HIST 363-01, History of the United States: Latin American Relations, Fall 2011

HIST 305-03, The Age of Revolutions, Fall 2011

HIST 305-02, Nature Disaster and History, Fall 2011

HIST 300-01, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Approaches to Historical Investigation, Fall 2011

HIST 282-01, Traditional China, Fall 2011

HIST 261-01, History of Colonial Latin America, Fall 2011

HIST 255-01, Conservatism in the United States, Fall 2011

HIST 250-01, Gender in the Nineteenth-Century America, Fall 2011

HIST 247-01, History of the American South, Fall 2011

HIST 305-01, Civil Rights in Memphis, Fall 2011

HIST 233-01, U.S. in the 20th Century, Fall 2011

HIST 217-01, The Age of Extremes: European Culture and Society in the Twentieth Century, Fall 2011

HIST 215-01, Europe 1714-1815, Fall 2011

HIST 211-01, The Ancient Mediterranean, Fall 2011

HIST 205-02, Atlantic World History, Fall 2011

HIST 205-01, The Transatlantic Slave Trade, Fall 2011

HIST 105-08, Race and Racism, Fall 2011

HIST 105-07, The Supreme Court in U.S. History, Fall 2011

HIST 105-06, Revolutions and Revolutionaries in Modern East Asia, Fall 2011

HIST 105-05, Child Studies Learning Community, Fall 2011

HIST 105-04, Disease and Epidemics in History, Fall 2011

HIST 105-03, The British Empire Through Film, Fall 2011

HIST 105-02, The African American Intellectual Tradition, Fall 2011

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2012

HIST 435-01, The Civil War and Reconstruction Era, Spring 2012

HIST 415-01, The Twelfth Century Renaissance, Spring 2012

HIST 405-02, Cold War in East Asia, Spring 2012

HIST 405-01, Humanities Research Seminar: Intellectuals and Politics, Spring 2012

HIST 391-01, Gandhi, Spring 2012

HIST 311-01, The Rise and Fall of Athens, Spring 2012

HIST 305-01, U.S. and Mexico in Historic Perspective, Spring 2012

HIST 300-02, The Historian's Craft, Spring 2012

HIST 288-01, Japan Since 1800, Spring 2012

HIST 283-01, Modern China, Spring 2012

HIST 270-01, Global Environmental History, Spring 2012

HIST 262-01, Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2012

HIST 256-01, Liberalism in the U.S., Spring 2012

HIST 244-01, History of Childhood in America, Spring 2012

HIST 231-01, North America in the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras, Spring 2012

HIST 205-02, Caribbean History, Spring 2012

HIST 205-01, The Transatlantic Slave Trade, Spring 2012

HIST 105-06, Early Latino America, Spring 2012

HIST 105-05, Americans in Paris, Spring 2012

HIST 105-04, Disease and Epidemics in History, Spring 2012

HIST 105-03, The Mormons in the American West

HIST 105-01, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Spring 2012

HIST 150-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Coffeeshops, Cafes and Public Places, Fall 2010

HIST 151-01, Crisis of American Civil Liberties, Spring 2012

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2010

HIST 461-01, Internship, Fall 2010

HIST 460-01, Internship in Public History, Fall 2010

HIST 456-01, Cold War Americam, Fall 2010

HIST 414-01, Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval Spain, Fall 2010

HIST 405-01, The Imperial Idea, Fall 2010

HIST 388-01, WWII in the Pacific, Fall 2010

HIST 349-01, Black and White Women in the History of the South, Fall 2010

HIST 341-01, These People from the Unknown World: Native America and American History, Fall 2010

HIST 305-02, The Vietnam War, Fall 2010

HIST 305-01, U.S. Cities and Suburbs, Fall 2010

HIST 300-01, The Historian's Craft, Fall 2010

HIST 293-01, Ancient and Medieval India, Fall 2010

HIST 282-01, Traditional China, Fall 2010

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HIST 243-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Fall 2010

HIST 233-01, U.S. in the 20th Century, Fall 2010

HIST 216-01, Industrialism, Nationalism, and Imperialism, Fall 2010

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Fall 2010

HIST 105-06, The Era of the American Revolution, Fall 2010

HIST 105-05, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2010

HIST 105-04, Selected Topics in African American History, Fall 2010

HIST 105-03, The British Empire through Film, Fall 2010

HIST 105-02, China's Cultural Revolution, Fall 2010

HIST 105-01, History of Latin America Through Feature Film, Fall 2010

HIST 105-05, Americans in Paris, Spring 2011

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2010

HIST 460-01, Internship in Public History, Spring 2010

HIST 439-01, Recent History of the United States

HIST 429-01, Europe since 1945

HIST 405-03, Gandhi and Non-Violence, Spring 2010

HIST 405-02, Museums, Monuments and Memory, Spring 2010

HIST 405-01, Performative Cultures in Historical Context: Creating a Documentary Film on Black Greek Step Dance, Spring 2010

HIST 363-01, History of United States - Latin American Relations, Spring 2010

HIST 315-01, What Were the Crusades?, Spring 2010

HIST 312-01, The Fall of the Roman Republic, Spring 2010

HIST 305-01, Germany at War, Spring 2010

HIST 300-01, The Historian's Craft, Spring 2010

HIST 283-01, Modern China, Spring 2010

HIST 262-01, Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2010

HIST 242-01, African American History, Spring 2010

HIST 233-01, The United States in the 20th Century, Spring 2010

HIST 232-01, The United States in the Nineteenth Century, Spring 2010

HIST 231-01, North America in the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras, Spring 2010

HIST 151-01, Crisis of American Civil Liberties, Spring 2010

HIST 105-05, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Spring 2010

HIST 105-04, Latin American Fiction and History

HIST 105-03, World War II America, Spring 2010

HIST 105-01, Introductory Seminar: China's Cultural Revolution, Spring 2010

HIST 105-01, Introductory Seminar: Lincoln, Spring 2010

“An Unprecedented Conversation”: The Limits of President Clinton’s Advisory Board on

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Developing an American Ahimsa: The Rev. James M. Lawson Jr.'s Paradigm of Protest

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HIST 436-01, Origins of Modern America, FAll 2009

HIST 415-01, The Twelfth-Century Renaissance, Fall 2009

HIST 405-02, Political Violence and Truth Commissions in Latin America, Fall 2009

HIST 405-01, The Meaning of Freedom: African American Activism, 1830 - 1950, Fall 2009

HIST 389-01, Modern East Asia, Fall 2009

HIST 343-01, Slavery in the United States, Fall 2009

HIST 300-02, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Approaches in the Study of History, Fall 2009

HIST 300-01, The Historian's Craft, Fall 2009

HIST 282-01, Traditional China, Fall 2009

HIST 270-01, Global Environmental History, Fall 2009

HIST 261-01, History of Latin America, 1000 A.D. - 1810, Fall 2009

HIST 250-01, Gender in Nineteenth-Century America, Fall 2009

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HIST 244-01, History of Childhood in America, Fall 2009

HIST 233-02, United States in the 20th Century, Fall 2009

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HIST 217-01, The Age of Extremes: European Culture and Society in the Twentieth Century, Fall 2009

HIST 215-01, Europe 1714 - 1815, Fall 2009

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Fall 2009

HIST 205-01, The Ancient Mediterranean, Fall 2009

HIST 105-05, Latin American Fiction and History, Fall 2009

HIST 105-04, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2009

HIST 105-03, China's Cultural Revolution

HIST 105-01, The British Empire and Its Enemies, Fall 2009

African American Women and Feminism Presentation

HIST 373-01, Modern China, Spring 1999

HIST 354-01, Renaissance and Reformation, Spring 1999

HIST 350-01, Selected Advanced Topics in History: Law and Justice in the American South, Spring 1999

HIST 315-01, United States Constitutional History to 1865, Spring 1999

HIST 291-01, History of Modern India, Spring 1999

HIST 286-01, Late Imperial China, Spring 1999

HIST 272-01, Nationalism, from Liberalism to Facism: Europe, 1850-1939, Spring 19999

HIST 250-04, African-American Work Culture in the US, Spring 1999

HIST 250-03, Building Community: American Traditions of Service, Philanthropy and Social Change, Spring 1999

HIST 250-02, Interpreting the American West, Spring 1999

HIST 250-01, Slavery in the United States, Spring 1999

HIST 244-01, History of Childhood in America, Spring 1999

HIST 232-01, American Intellectual History: The Twentieth Century, Spring 1999

HIST 218-01, "These People From the Unknown World": Native America and American History, Spring 1999

HIST 215-01, Mexico: From Pre-Columbian Peoples to the Present, Spring 1999

HIST 213-01, A History of Religion in Latin America, Spring 1999

HIST 209-01, Contemporary Latin American History, Spring 1999

HIST 152-03, United States History Since 1877

HIST 152-02, American Society Since 1877, Spring 1999

HIST 152-01, United States History Since 1877, Spring 1999

HIST 151-01, American Society to 1877, Spring 1999

HIST 122-01, Western Civilization From 1715, Spring 1999

HIST 103-03, Learning and Life at Rhodes: An Introduction to Historical Investigation, Spring 1999

HIST 103-02, Introduction to Historical Investigation: Why Hitler?, Spring 1999

HIST 103-01, Introduction to Historical Investigation: The Impact of the Norman Conquest, Spring 1999

HIST 485-02, Senior Seminar, Fall 2008

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2008

HIST 439-01, Recent US History, Fall 2008

HIST 432-01, Seminar on Colonial North America, Fall 2008

HIST 405-03, Emancipation in the Atlantic World, Fall 2008

HIST 405-02, Special Topics: Technology and American Society, Fall 2008

HIST 389-01, East Asia in the Modern World, Fall 2008

HIST 305-01, Revolutions 1968/1989 in Europe, Fall 2008

HIST 261-01, History of Colonial Latin America, Fall 2008

HIST 233-03, The United states in the Twentieth Century, Fall 2008

HIST 233-02, The United States in the Twentieth Century, Fall 2008

HIST 233-01, Change and Continuity in the "American Century", Fall 2008

HIST 232-01, The United States in the Nineteenth Century, Fall 2008

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Fall 2008

HIST 205-06, The World Since 1945, Fall 2008

HIST 205-05, Traditional China, Fall 2008

HIST 205-03, The Rise and Fall of Athens, Fall 2008

HIST 205-02, Introduction to Environmental History, Fall 2008

HIST 205-01, Introduction to Latin American Studies, Fall 2008

HIST 200-01, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Appraoches in the Study of History, Fall 2008

HIST 105-06, Introductory Seminar: America's Gilded Age and Progressive Era, Fall 2008

HIST 105-05, China's Cultural Revolution, Fall 2008

HIST 105-04, What Were the Crusades?, Fall 2008

HIST 105-03, Disease and Epidemics in History. Fall 2008

HIST 105-02, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2008

HIST 105-01, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2008

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2007

HIST 441-01, Interpretive Issues in Native American History

HIST 436-01, Origins of Modern America, Spring 2007

HIST 412-01, Medieval England, Spring 2007

HIST 405-03, Europe Since 1945, Spring 2007

HIST 405-01, Topics: Nazi Germany, Spring 2007

HIST 405-01, The Meaning of Freedom: African American Activism, 1830-1950, Spring 2007

HIST 389-01, East Asia in the Modern World, Spring 2007

HIST 363-01, The History of United States-Latin American Relations, Spring 2007

HIST 358-01, The United States and the World Since 1890, Spring 2007

HIST 343-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Spring 2007

HIST 305-01, Topics in History: Women in Early Modern Europe, Spring 2007

HIST 294-01, Modern India, Spring 2007

HIST 288-01, Japanese Civilization, Spring 2007

HIST 262-01, History of Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2007

HIST 233-01, The United States in the 20th Century, Spring 2007

HIST 232-01, The United States in the Nineteenth Century, Spring 2007

HIST 217-01, The Age of Extremes: European Culture and Society in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2007

HIST 216-01, Industrialism, Nationalism, and Imperialism: Europe, 1815 - 1914, Spring 2007

HIST 215-01, Europe 1714 - 1815, Spring 2007

HIST 205-02, Immigration: The Changing Face of America, Spring 2007

HIST 205-01, From Republic to Empire: Roman History in the Age of Augustus, Spring 2007

HIST 200-01, Methods: The Study of History, Spring 2007

HIST 105-05, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Spring 2007

HIST 105-04, Voices of the American Revolution, Spring 2007

HIST 105-03, Topics in History- Robin Hood: Myth and Reality, Spring 2007

HIST 105-02, World War II America, Spring 2007

HIST 105-01, The African American Intellectual Tradition, Spring 2007

HIST 485-02, Senior Seminar, Spring 2009

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2009

HIST 436-01, The Origins of Modern America, Spring 2009

HIST 435-01, The Civil War and Reconstruction Era, Spring 2009

HIST 428-02, Fascist Europe, Spring 2009

HIST 428-01, Fascist Europe, Spring 2009

HIST 405-02, Christians, Muslims, and Jews in Medieval Spain, Spring 2009

HIST 351-01, United States Constitutional History to 1865, Spring 2009

HIST 349-01, Black and White Women in the History of the South, Spring 2009

HIST 343-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Spring 2009

HIST 305-01, World War II in the Pacific, Spring 2009

HIST 262-01, History of Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2009

HIST 242-01, African American History, Spring 2009

HIST 233-02, The United States in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2009

HIST 233-01, The United States in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2009

HIST 232-01, The United States in the Ninteenth Century, Spring 2009

HIST 205-03, The Nature of War, Spring 2009

HIST 205-02, Modern China, Spring 2009

HIST 200-02, Methods: The Study of History, Spring 2009

HIST 200-01, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Appraoches in the Study of History, Spring 2009

HIST 151-01, Crisis of American Civil Liberties, Spring 2009

HIST 105-04, The African American Intellectual Tradtion, Spring 2009

HIST 105-03, Race and Citizenship in the United States, Spring 2009

HIST 105-02, China's Cultural Revolution, Spring 2009

HIST 105-01, Disease and Epidemics in History, Spring 2009

HIST 105-05, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Spring 2009

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2006

HIST 482-01, Modern China, Fall 2006

HIST 435-01, The Civil War and Reconstruction Era, Fall 2006

HIST 432-01, Seminar on Colonial North America, Fall 2006

HIST 428-01, Fascist Europe, Fall 2006

HIST 405-01, United States History Since 1945, Fall 2006

HIST 325-01, Modern Britain, Fall 2006

HIST310-01, Women in Medieval Europe, Fall 2006

HIST 305-02, African Americans Through Sports, Fall 2006

HIST 305-01, The Vietnam War, Fall 2006

HIST 293-01, Ancient and Medievel India, Fall 2006

HIST 261-01, History of Colonial Latin America, Fall 2006

HIST 247-01, History of the American South, Fall 2006

HIST 242-01, African American History, Fall 2006

HIST 233-03, Change and Continuity in the "American Century", Fall 2006

HIST 233-02, Change and Continuity in the "American Century". Fall 2006

HIST 233-01, The United States in the 20th Century, Fall 2006

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2007

HIST 448-01, Seminar on Law and Justice in the American South, Fall 2007

HIST 439-01, Recent History of the United States, Fall 2007

HIST 233-01, US in the 20th Century, Fall 2007

HIST 213, Renaissance and Reformation Europe

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Fall 2007

HIST 205-03, The World Since 1945

HIST 200-02, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Appraoches to Historical Investigation, Fall 2007

HIST 200-01, The Historian's Craft: Methods and Appraoches to Historical Investigation, Fall 2007

HIST 105-06, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Fall 2007

HIST 105-05, The British Empire and Its Enemies, Fall 2007

HIST 105-04, Selected Topics in African American History, Fall 2007

HIST 105-01, Soviet Russia - History and Literature, Fall 2007

HIST 375-01, Modern Japan, Spring 2000

HIST 367-01, Modern European Intellectual History, Spring 2000

HIST 316-01, U.S. Constitutional History since 1865, Spring 2000

HIST 272-01, Nationalism, from Liberalism to Fascism: Europe, 1850 - 1939, Spring 2000

HIST 264-01, History of England Since 1688, Spring 2000

HIST 250-01 and 02, African American Work Coulture, Spring 2000

HIST 223-01, Interpretive Issues in American Women's History, spring 2000

HIST 218, Native america and American History, Spring 2000

HIST 152-01, United States History Since 1877, Spring 2000

HIST 152-01, American Society since 1877, Spring 2000

HIST 122-01, Western Civilization from1715, Spring 2000

HIST 103-01, Introduction to Historical Investigation: Post-World-War II America 1945-1963, Spring 2000, Spring 2000

HIST 103-01, Introduction to Historical Investigation: The Mongol World Empire, Spring 2000

HIST 375-01, Modern Japan, Spring 2000

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2001

HIST 382-01, Modern China, Spring 2001

HIST 351-01, United States Constitutional History to 1865, Spring 2001

HIST 334-01, The Hisotry of the Early Republic, Spring 2001

HIST 254-01, Interpreting the American West, spring 2001

HIST 245-01, Interpretive issues in American Women's History, Spring 2001

HIST 243-01, Slavery in the United States, Spring 2000

HIST 231-01, North America in the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras, Fall 2000

HIST 101-01, Introduction to Historical Investigation: Why Hitler?. Fall 2000

HIST 233-01, United States in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2001

HIST 232-01, United States in the Nineteenth Century, Spring 2001

HIST 217-01, Total War, Cold War, and beyond: Europe since 1914, Spring 2001

HIST 212-01, Survey of Medieval History, Spring 2001

HIST 205-01, African-Americans Through Sports, Spring 2001

HIST 101-04, Introduction to Historical Investigation: Postwar America 1945-1963, Spring 2001

HIST 101-03, Introduction to Historical Investigation: The Impact of the Norman Conquest, Spring 2001

HIST 101-02, Historical Investigation: Nineteenth Century American Reformers, Spring 2001

HIST 101-01, Introduction to Historical Investigation: Americans in Paris, Spring 2001

HIST 314-01, Medieval france, Fall 1999

HIST 203-01, Women in the American West, Fall 1999

HIST 151-02, The Americas From Colonial Times to 1877, Fall 1999

HIST 365-01, History of Contemporary Europe, Fall 1998

HIST 350-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Fall 1998

HIST 350-02, The Age of Fascism, 1919-1945, Fall 1998

HIST 332-01, The Origins of Modern America, 1877-1918, Fall, 1998

HIST 324-01, Ideology and reform in the Early Republic: 1800-1846, fall 1998

HIST 285-01, The Origins of the Chinese Civilization, Fall 1998

HIST 265-01, British Empire and Commonwealth, Fall 1998

HIST 250-02, History of Southern Women, Fall 1998

HIST 253-01, Survey of Medieval History, Fall 1998

HIST 250-03, Learning and Life at Rhodes: An Oral History Project, Fall 1998

HIST 250-01, Asian Societies Past and Present, Fall 1998

HIST 241-01, History of the American South, Fall, 1998

HIST 211-01, Introduction to African-American History, Fall 1998

HIST 208-01, History of Colonial Latin America, Fall 1998

HIST 151-02, United States History to 1877, Fall, 1998

HIST 152-01, American Society since 1877, Fall 1998

HIST 151-01, United States History to 1877, Fall, 1998

HIST 121-01, Western civilization to 1715, Fall 1998

HIST 103-02, History of Latin America Through Feature Film, Fall 1998

HIST 103-01, Gandhi: Nonviolent Resistance and Revolution in Colonial India. Fall 1998

Contesting the Boundaries of Womanhood: Female Reformers and Sex-Workers in Memphis, 1880-1920

“The Worst Behaved City in the Union” The Impact of the Memphis Riots on Reconstruction Politics

HIST 343-01, Slavery in the United States, Spring

History Assessment Plan, October 2007

History Assessment Plan, 2008

History Department Annual Report, 2006

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar in History, Spring 2008

HIST 456-01, Cold War America, Spring 2008

HIST 445-01, Gender in the American West, Spring 2008

HIST 405-02, Nazi Germany, Spring 2008

HIST 405-01, African Americans and the Civil War and Reconstruction, Spring 2008

HIST 352-01, U. S. Constitutional History since 1865, Spring 2008

HIST 305-01, Homer, Herodotus, and the Origins of History, spring 2008

HIST 293-01, Ancient and Medieval India, Spring 2008

HIST 282-01, Late Imperial China, Spring 2008

HIST 267-01, History of Mexico, Spring 2008

HIST 262-01, History of Contemporary Latin America, Spring 2008

HIST 255-01, Conservatism in the United States, Spring 2008

HIST 233-01, The United States in the Twentieth Century, Spring 2008

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Spring 2008

HIST 205-01, History of England to 1688, Spring 2008

HIST 200-01 and 02, The hHstorians's Craft, Spring 2008

HIST 105-04, Marriage and the Family in Medieval Europe, Spring 2008

HIST 105-03, History of Latin American through Feature Film, Spring 2008

HIST 105-02 and 05, Topics in history: Why Hitler?, Spring 2008

HIST 105-01, Soviet Russia-History and literature, Spring 2008

HIST 485-01, Senior Seminar in History, Fall 2005

HIST 388-01, Modern Japanl Fall 2005

HIST 371-01, The African Diaspora: Voices from Within the Veil. Fall 2005

HIST 345-01, The Civil Rights Movement, Fall 2005

HIST 328-01, Fascist Europe, 1918 - 1945, Fall 2005

HIST 305-03, The British Empire, Fall 2005

HIST 305-02, Edward S. Curtis and the American India, Fall 2005

HIST 305-01, Selected Advanced Topics in History, Fall 2005

HIST 293-01, Ancient and Meidieval India, Fall 2005

HIST 281-01, The Origins of Chinese Civilization, Fall 2005

HIST 261-01, History of Colonial Latin America, Fall 2005

HIST 247-01, History of the American South, Fall 2005

HIST 244-01, History of Childhood in America, Fall 2005

HIST 242-01, African American History, Fall 2005

HIST 233-01, United States in the Twentieth Century, Fall 2005

HIST 232-02, United States in the Nineteenth Century, Fall 2005

HIST 232-01, United States in the Nineteenth Century, Fall 2005

HIST 216-01, Industrialism, Nationalism and Imperialism, Fall 2005

HIST 215-01, Europe, 1714-1815, Fall 2005

HIST 212-01, Medieval Europe, Fall 2005

HIST 205-03, Women in Nineteenth-CenturyAmerica, Fall 2005

HIST 205-02, Athenian Democracy in the Age of Pericles, Fall 2005

HIST 205-01, Gender and American Warfare, Fall 2005

HIST 200-01; The Historian's Craft, Fall 2005

HIST 105-06, From Superman to Sin City: A Cultural History of Comic Books, Fall 2005

HIST 105-05, The African American Intellectual Traditions, Fall 2005

HIST 105-04, The Mongol World Empire, Fall 2005

HIST 105-03, Crime and Punishment in Early Modern Europe, Fall 2005

HIST 105-01, The British Empire and Its Enemies, Fall 2006

HIST 200-01; The Historian's Craft, Spring 2006

HIST 105-06, Celluloid Soul: An Introduction to the History of African Americans in Film, Spring 2006

HIST 105-04, Topics in History: Why Hitler?, Spring 2006

HIST 105-03, World War II America, Spring 2006

HIST 105-02, Selected Topics in African American History, Spring 2006

HIST 105-01, Gandhi: Nonviolent Resistance and Revoluion in Colonial India, Spring 2006

 
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