Course Name |
Long Title |
Min Credits |
Description |
Requisites |
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This course provides a survey of the developments of societies from |
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HIS-107 |
World History I |
3 |
the origins of the earliest civilizations in Africa , Asia , the Mediterranean and the Americas to 1500 . |
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HIS-109 |
World History II |
3 |
This course provides a survey of the development and interactions of the cultures of Europe , the Americas , Africa , Asia and Oceania from 1500 to the present in order to give students a greater understanding of the relationships among diverse regions and cultures in today ' s world . |
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HIS-131 |
American Civilization to 1877 |
3 |
This course provides a basic survey of political , social economics , intellectual and cultural developments from the early colonial era through Reconstruction . |
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HIS-132 |
American Civilization From 1877 |
3 |
This course provides a basic survey of political , social economic , intellectual and cultural developments from Reconstruction through modern times . |
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HIS-140 |
The Non-Western World |
3 |
This course provides an introduction to the civilization of Africa , Asia , Latin America and the Middle East , including their politics , cultures , and social structures . |
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HIS-2000 |
Conflict & Consensus in History |
3 |
This course seeks to expand students ' understanding of the historical , political , psychological and social dimensions of global communities , while learning to relate to and interact with those of different viewpoints and experiences . It introduces students to historical |
Take ENG-101 . ( Required , Previous ). |
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thinking and themes in order to develop critical thinking skills associated with historical inquiry and to acquire a broad understanding of factors related to American or World History . |
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HIS-203 |
Revolutionary & Federalist America |
3 |
This course offers a detailed examination of the time period from about 1763 to 1800 , which includes the gradual disintegration of the relationship between Great Britain and its American colonies , the ideological development of the American Revolution , the outbreak and progress of the War for Independence , and the controversies and turmoil entailed in the making of a new nation . |
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HIS-210 |
Twentieth Century Europe |
3 |
This course surveys European political , social , economic and cultural developments that have shaped contemporary Europe . |
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HIS-214 |
History of Pennsylvania |
3 |
This course explores the social , cultural , economic , cultural and political influences on and by the inhabitants of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania from colonial times to the 20th century .
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