HISTORY (Div. II)
FALL COURSES
HIST 103(F) The City in Africa: Nairobi and Johannesburg (Same as Africana Studies 103) (W)
HIST 127(F) The Expansion of Europe (W)
HIST 141(F) Modernism, Leisure, and Subjectivity in Fin-de-Si#cle Russia (W)
HIST 147(F) Women and Men in Twentieth-Century Latin America (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 147) (W)
HIST 152(F) The Fourteenth Amendment and the Rights Revolution (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 152) (W)
HIST 162(F) "New Worlds for All": European-Indian Encounters in Colonial North America (W)
HIST 207(F) The Modern Middle East (D)
HIST 210(F) The Ottoman Empire
HIST 217(F) Early Modern Japan (Same as Asian Studies 217 and Japanese 217)
HIST 223(F) Roman History (Same as Classics 223)
HIST 227(F) A Century of Revolutions: Europe in the 19th Century
HIST 243(F) Modern Latin America, 1822 to the Present
HIST 248(F) History of the Caribbean: Race, Nation, and Politics (Same as Africana Studies 248)
HIST 252A(F) British Colonial America and the United States to 1877
HIST 262(F) The United States and the World, 1776 to 1914 (Same as Leadership Studies 262)
HIST 281(F) African-American History, 1619-1865 (Same as Africana Studies 281)
HIST 295(F) Technology and Science in American Culture (Same as History of Science 240)
HIST 301A(F) Approaching the Past: History, Theory, Practice
HIST 301C(F) Approaching the Past: Practices of Modern History
HIST 339(F) A Call to Arms: Philosophies of Violence in Twentieth-Century Europe
HIST 352(F,S) America and the Sea, 1600-Present (Same as Maritime Studies 352) (Offered only at Mystic Seaport.) (W)
HIST 356(F) Race, Gender, and Sexuality in U.S. History (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 356)
HIST 364(F) History of the Old South
HIST 379(F) African American Electoral Politics in Historical Perspective (Same as Africana Studies 379)
HIST 381(F) From Civil Rights to Black Power (Same as Africana Studies 381)
HIST 388(F) The Cold War, 1945-1991 (Same as Leadership Studies 388)
HIST 389(F) The Vietnam War (Same as Leadership Studies 389)
HIST 391(F) Insurgencies: Revolts, Revolutions, Wars of National Liberation, and Jihads (Same as Anthropology 391 and INTR 391)
HIST 432(F) Experiencing the Great War
HIST 452(F) Women in America, 1603-1865 (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 452)
HIST 456(F) Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST 460(F) U.S. Foreign Relations: Nationalism, Empire, and Hegemony (Same as Leadership Studies 460)
HIST 487T(F) The Second World War: Origins, Course, Outcomes, and Meaning (W)
HIST 489T(F) The Rise and Fall of the Ottomans and the Emergence of Modern Turkey (W)
HIST 493(F) Senior Honors Thesis-Research Seminar
HIST 497(F), 498(S) Independent Study
HIST 119(S) The Japanese Empire (W)
HIST 128T(S) Conquistadors in the New World (W)
HIST 136(S) Before the Deluge: Paris and Berlin in the Interwar Years (W)
HIST 158(S) Thicker than Water: American Political Dynasties (W)
HIST 164(S) Slavery in the American South (W)
HIST 203(S) A Survey of Modern African History (Same as Africana Studies 203)
HIST 215T(S) Crises and Critiques: The Literature and Intellectual History of Early 20th Century China (Same as Chinese 251T and Comparative Literature 256T) (W) (D)
HIST 216(S) The Greater Game? Central Asia and its Neighbors Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Same as International Studies 101 and Religion 236)
HIST 218(S) Modern Japan (Same as Asian Studies 218 and Japanese 218)
HIST 225(S) The Middle Ages (Same as Religion 216)
HIST 226(S) Europe From Reformation to Revolution: 1500-1815
HIST 228(S) Europe in the Twentieth Century
HIST 230(S) Modern European Jewish History, 1789-1948 (Same as Jewish Studies 230)
HIST 252B(S) America From San Gabriel to Gettysburg, 1492-1865
HIST 253(S) The United States from Appomattox to AOL, 1865-Present
HIST 263(S) The United States and the World, 1914 to the Present (Same as Leadership Studies 263)
HIST 282(S) African-American History From Reconstruction to the Present (Same as Africana Studies 282)
HIST 292(S) Africans in Europe: Slaves, Abolitionists, Artists, Intellectuals and Migrants in the Modern Era (Same as Africana Studies 292)
HIST 294(S) Scientific Revolutions: 1543-1927 (Same as History of Science 224)
HIST 301D(S) Approaching the Past: Is History Eurocentric?
HIST 301E(S) Approaching the Past: Three Historians of the Dark Ages
HIST 308(S) Gender and Society in Modern Africa (Same as Africana Studies 308 and Women's and Gender Studies 308)
HIST 310(S) Iraq and Iran in the Twentieth Century (D)
HIST 322(S) The Construction of Gender in Ancient Greece and Rome (Same as Classics 239 and Women's and Gender Studies 239)
HIST 332(S) The Revolutionary Tradition in France, 1789-1871
HIST 352(F,S) America and the Sea, 1600-Present (Same as Maritime Studies 352) (Offered only at Mystic Seaport.) (W)
HIST 353(S) North American Indian History: Pre-Contact to the Present (Same as Environmental Studies 353)
HIST 354(S) The Revolutionary Generation: Galaxy of Leaders (Same as Leadership Studies 285 and Political Science 285)
HIST 358(S) The Age of Roosevelt: Depression, New Deal, and War (Same as Leadership Studies 258)
HIST 365(S) History of the New South
HIST 372(S) The Rise of American Business
HIST 374(S) American Medical History
HIST 395(S) Fashioning Bodies: Dress, Consumption, and Gender from the Renaissance to the Present (Same as Women and Gender Studies 395)
HIST 439(S) Personality, Society, and Identity in Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth-Century Russian Thought
HIST 457(S) Gender, Law, and Politics in U.S. History (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 457)
HIST 459(S) Jim Crow (Same as Africana Studies 459)
HIST 464(S) The United States and the Vietnam War (Same as Leadership Studies 464)
HIST 481T(S) The American Revolution, 1763-1798: Meanings and Interpretations (W)
HIST 482T(S) Fictions of African-American History (W)
HIST 491T(S) Political Islam: Past, Present, Future (D) (W)
HIST 492T(S) Revolutionary Thought in Latin America (W) (D)
HIST 494(S) Senior Honors Thesis-Writing Seminar
HIST 497(F), 498(S) Independent Study
HIST 111 Movers and Shakers in the Middle East (Same as Leadership Studies 150) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 117T Clash of Empires: China and the West, 1800-1900 (Same as Asian Studies 117T) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 124 The Vikings (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 129 Blacks, Jews, and Women in the Age of the French Revolution (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 135T The Great War, 1914-1918 (Same as Leadership Studies 135T) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 148 The Mexican Revolution: 1910 to NAFTA (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 154T The American Way of War: The First Three Centuries (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 166 The Age of Washington and DuBois (Same as Africana Studies 166) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 202 Early-African History Through the Era of the Slave Trade (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 209 The Origins of Islam: God, Empire and Apocalypse (Same as Religion 231) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 212 Transforming the "Middle Kingdom": China, 2000 BCE-1600 (Same as Asian Studies 212) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 213 Modern China, 1600-Present (Same as Asian Studies 213) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 214 Japanese Religions and the State (Same as Religion 259) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 222 Greek History (Same as Classics 222) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 229 European Imperialism and Decolonization (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 240 Muscovy and the Russian Empire (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 241 The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 242 Latin America From Conquest to Independence (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 284 Topics in Asian American History (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 286 Latina/o History From 1846 to the Present (Same as Latina/o Studies 286) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 293 History of Medicine (Same as History of Science 320) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 301F Approaching the Past: Remembering American History (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 304 South Africa and Apartheid (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 307 Islam and Modernity (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D) (W)
HIST 311 The United States and the Middle East (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 315 Cultural Foundations: The Literature and History of Early China (Same as Chinese 224 and Comparative Literature 220) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 318 Nationalism in East Asia (Same as Asian Studies 245 and Political Science 245) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 319 Gender and the Family in Chinese History (Same as Asian Studies 319 and Women's and Gender Studies 319) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 321 History of U.S.-Japan Relations (Same as Japanese 321) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 323 Leadership, Government, and the Governed in Ancient Greece (Same as Classics 323 and Leadership Studies 323) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 324 The Development of Christianity: 30-600 C.E. (Same as Religion 212) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 325 The World of Charlemagne (Same as Religion 219) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 326 War in European History (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 327 Knighthood and Chivalry (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 328 Medieval Empires (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 329 The Christianization of Europe (Same as Religion 214) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 330 Reformation and its Results (Same as Religion 220) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 334 The Fin-de-Si#cle: Vienna-Paris-St. Petersburg (Same as Women's and Gender Studies 334) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 342 Creating Nations and Nationalism in Latin America (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 346 History of Modern Brazil (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 359 Autobiography as History: An American Character? (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 368 Cultural Encounters in the American West (Same as American Studies 368) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 373 Va Va Vroom!-A Nation on Wheels (Same as Environmental Studies 373) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 380 Comparative American Immigration History (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 384 Comparative Asian-American History, 1850-1965 (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 385 Contemporary Issues in Recent Asian-American History, 1965-Present (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 386 Latinas in the Global Economy: Work, Migration, and Households (Same as Latina/o Studies 386 and Women's and Gender Studies 386) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 387 Community Building and Social Movements in Latina/o History (Same as Latina/o Studies 387 and Women's and Gender Studies 387) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 392 Producing the Past (Same as Asian Studies 345 and Sociology 345) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 393 Sister Revolutions in France and America (Same as Leadership Studies 212 and French 212) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 396 Muslims and Europe: Colonialism, Migration, and Racism in 19th and 20th Century Europe (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 408 Archaeology, Politics, and Heritage in the Middle East (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 425 The First Crusade (Same as Religion 215) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W) (D)
HIST 443 Slavery, Race and Ethnicity in Latin America (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 466 Imagining Urban America, Three Case Studies: Boston, Chicago, and L.A. (Same as American Studies 364) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 471 Comparative Latina/o Migrations (Same as Latina/o Studies 471) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W) (D)
HIST 475 Modern Warfare and Military Leadership (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010)
HIST 476 Apocalypse Now and Then: A Comparative History of Millenarian Movements (Same as Religion 217) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (D)
HIST 480T Historical Narratives of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W) (D)
HIST 483T African Political Thought (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)
HIST 486T Historical Memory of the Pacific War (Same as Japanese 486T) (Not offered 2008-2009; to be offered 2009-2010) (W)