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Department
Winter '02
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For specifics about sections and times, see the Registrar's page Fall Course Offerings Access course syllabi through the links below. History 101 European Civ, 1500-1789, 3 sections, Professors Bidlack and Porter History 107 U.S. History to 1876, 5 sections, Professors DeLaney, Merchant and Senechal de la Roche History 109 History of Ancient Egypt, 2 sections, Professor Sanders History 130 Survey of Colonial Latin America, 2 sections, Professor Parker History 190 Bibliographic Resources, Special Collections Librarian Vaughan Stanley and Professor Merchant History 301 Europe in the Early Middle Ages, Professor Peterson History 307 French Revolution and Napoleon, 2 sections, Origins and trajectory of the French Revolution; the execution of the king and the first Republic; the Thermidorian moment; Napoleon and the first empire. This course integrates social, political and cultural perspectives, and discusses various interpretations of the Revolution. Harsanyi History 308 Europe, 1815-1871, Professor Futch History 309 Europe, 1870-1918, 2 sections, Professor Futch History 318 British Isles Since 1688, Professor Sanders History 320 Imperial Russia, 1689-1917, 2 sections, Professor Bidlack History 329 Enlightenment in Europe:Ideas Into politics, The ideas, politics and social/cultural practices of the age of the Enlightenment across Europe. The "new ideas" and the decline of absolutism. The Enlightenment project as gateway to modernity. Harsanyi History 330 Colonial Latin America, Professor Parker History 340 American Colonies, 1605-1763, Professor McAhren History 343 United States, 1801-1840, Professor DeLaney History 348 Populism, Progressivism, and the New Deal, Professor Machado History 357 Women in America, 1609-1870, Professor Senechal de la Roche History 362 The Old South to 1860, Professor Merchant History 368 Seminar: The History of American Business, Professor Machado History 378 Indian Subcontinent, 1498-2000, Professor Porter History 401, 402, 403, Directed Individual Study History 493 Honors Thesis Specifics about sections and times will be on the Registrar's page
during Spring Semester
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