History Courses at Bethany
HIST
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- HIST 111 – Ancient Medieval Europe3 cr.
- An introduction to and survey of Western Civilization from its ancient origins in Mesopotamia and Egypt through the Middle Ages.
- HIST 122 – Modern World Civilizations3 cr.
- An introduction to and survey of the history of the world from the Renaissance and Reformation to the 21st century.
- HIST 207 – History of USA I3 cr.
- This course surveys the history of the United States from its Native American and European colonial roots through the Civil War and Reconstruction. Topics include …
- HIST 208 – History of USA II3 cr.
- This course surveys the history of the United States from the late 19th century to the present day. Topics include the Indian Wars, Immigration, Progressive …
- HIST 333 – Medieval Europe3 cr.
- The political, military, social, economic, and religious developments of Europe from late antiquity to the early Renaissance. Topics include the rise of Christianity, Germanic invasions …
- HIST 340 – Renaissance and Reformation Eras3 cr.
- The study of the life and institutions of Europe from the mid-14th century to 1648 during the transition from medieval to modern times, emphasizing changing …
- HIST 350 – French Revolution through Napoleon3 cr.
- An examination of revolutionary France from its root causes under Louis XIV through the Reign of Terror and the Conquest of Europe by Napoleon. Relationships …
- HIST 355 – Britain, 1688-19013 cr.
- A narrative of British history from the Glorious Revolution until the end of Queen Victoria's reign. The course explores key social, economic, cultural, gender, intellectual, …
- HIST 356 – Britain, 1901-Present3 cr.
- A narrative of British history from the Edwardian years to the present. The course explores key social, economic, cultural, gender, intellectual, political and religious developments …
- HIST 360 – Early and Imperial Russian History3 cr.
- A survey of Russian history from the ancient Slavic peoples, the Kievan Rus Empire (Ukraine), the Mongolian invasion, the rise of Moscovy and the Empire …
- HIST 370 – Imperialism and Globalization3 cr.
- This course examines how empires have shaped the course of world history from the age of exploration to the present. Chief focus is placed on …
- HIST 380 – Topics in World History3 cr.
- An in-depth study of a particular people, culture, era or area outside the United States such as the Middle East, China, Africa, pre-Columbian America, Renaissance …
- HIST 385 – Western Legal Traditions3 cr.
- This course surveys the history of law and justice from Hammurabi's Code to the U.S. Constitution by tracing the development of the Judeo-Christian and Greco-Roman …
- HIST 405 – Native American History3 cr.
- A survey of Native American history from the indigenous era to the present, with a critical evaluation of competing historiographies and applications of scholarly debates …
- HIST 410 – The Era of the American Revolution3 cr.
- An in-depth exploration into the background, causes, war, and consequences of the American Revolution. Critical assessment of the historical interpretations of the era.
- HIST 420 – Constitution and Early Republic3 cr.
- This course explores the development, ratification, and legacy of the U.S. Constitution from 1787 through the 1820s. In both primary and secondary documents, students will …
- HIST 430 – The American Civil War and Reconstruction3 cr.
- A study of the causes, conduct, and implications of the American Civil War, and an examination of the major developments in the Era of Reconstruction.
- HIST 450 – Civil Rights Movement3 cr.
- This course examines the American Civil Rights Movement from 1954 to 1973. Topics include the Brown decision, the Montgomery bus boycotts, the student movement, the …
- HIST 460 – Religion in American History3 cr.
- This course explores the role of religion, with particular emphasis on Christian denominations, in major developments of American history. Students will grapple with enduring questions …
- HIST 470 – The Supreme Court and the American People3 cr.
- This course analyzes the relations between the Supreme Court and the American people from the Constitutional era to the present day. Students will explore competing …
- HIST 480 – Topics in American History3 cr.
- An in-depth study of a particular aspect of American history such as women's history, African history, the American West, Progressivism, McCarthyism, or the Cold War.
- HIST 489 – International Study Tour3 cr.
- Course allows the student to travel to a specific country, selected by the professor, and covers various aspects of the selected country or geographic area.
- HIST 490 – Introduction to Historical Research and Writing3 cr.
- An examination of the nature of history together with the aims, problems and techniques of historical writing including practice in critical reading, the use of …
- HIST 493 – Senior Seminar I1.5 cr.
- This is the first semester of a year-long capstone for students majoring in History, Social Studies, American Studies, and Religion. Students will identify a topic …
- HIST 494 – Senior Seminar II1.5 cr.
- This is the second semester of a year-long capstone for students majoring in History, Social Studies, American Studies, and Religion. Based on the proposal prepared …
- HIST 499 – History Internship3 cr.
- History-related field experience with an approved agency fulfilling an individual learning contract negotiated between student, faculty advisor, and worksite. Open only to History and Social …
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