HIST 105 — Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues — 5.0
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This course explores the historical roots of various contemporary global problems from multiple perspectives.
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HIST 106 — World History to 1500 — 5.0
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World History to 1500 is a comparative inquiry into societies and cultures on the six inhabited continents. It emphasizes economic, social and political globalization and serves as a broad foundation for further studies in history.
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HIST 107 — World History since 1500 — 5.0
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World History since 1500 is a comparative inquiry into societies and cultures on six inhabited continents. It emphasizes economic, social and political globalization and serves as a broad foundation for further studies in history.
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HIST& 116 — Western Civilization I — 5.0
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The major political, social and economic developments of pre-Hellenic, Greek, Roman and medieval history in terms of their contribution to Western civilization.
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HIST& 117 — Western Civilization II — 5.0
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European man from the feudal period through the French Revolution and the Napoleonic period.
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HIST& 118 — Western Civilization III — 5.0
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The development of Western civilization from the French Revolution to the present.
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HIST& 136 — US History 1 — 5.0
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The historical development of the American people from the beginning of European contact to the end of the Civil War with emphasis on the indigenous peoples, the Colonial period, independence, the Constitution, the early Republic and the sectional crisis.
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HIST& 137 — US History 2 — 5.0
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The development of the United States from the end of the Civil War to the present; emphasis on both the understanding and evaluation of basic historical materials.
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HIST& 214 — Pacific NW History — 5.0
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The exploration, settlement and growth of the political, economic and social institutions of Washington and the Pacific Northwest; includes the study of local and state government and environmental problems in the state of Washington.
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HIST& 219 — Native American History — 5.0
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This introductory course includes an analysis of early North American Indian history pre-colonization, colonization, and post colonization with a chronology and emphasis on the events and developments of the indigenous peoples who inhabited this country from the period of European contact through the end of the 20th century.
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HIST 230 — Latin American History — 5.0
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A survey of Latin American history from the Colonial era through the Independence period, culminating with the economic, social, and political developments and significant events of the 20th century.
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HIST 240 — History of Modern Middle East — 5.0
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This course prepares students for advanced-level courses in Middle Eastern studies. The time period primarily covered the modern developments from the ottoman period to the present, with an emphasis placed on understanding the peoples of the Middle East, their traditions and histories.
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