HIS-214 |
History of Pennsylvania |
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 . |
HIS-217 |
Early Modern Europe 1300-1750 |
This course examines political , social , |
intellectual and cultural developments from the |
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Renaissance to the Enlightenment . |
HIS-218 |
French Revolution and Napoleon |
This course examines the causes , events , and consequences of revolution , as well as social change and war from the end of the Old Regime to the Bourbon Restoration of 1815 . |
3.00 |
HIS-219 |
Nineteenth Century Europe |
This course examines European political , |
economic , and social events from the fall of |
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Napoleon to the outbreak of World War I . |
HIS-220 |
United States in the 1960S |
This course offers a detailed examination of the tumultuous and influential period from the close election of 1960 to the unprecedented resignation of an American president in 1974 . |
HIS-230 |
History of Philadelphia |
The course offers a detailed examination of the political , economic , social and cultural developments of William Penn ' s " Greene Country Towne " over a period of 300 years . |
HIS-233 |
Colonial America |
This course carefully examines the process of the colonization and maturation of American from earliest times to end of the French and Indian War |
HIS-234 |
Invention and Technology in America |
This course studies the effects of technological , mechanical and scientific change upon the fabric of American life from the Civil War to the present . |