Our courses challenge students to think critically about the world around them and their place within it. And for Fall 2020, we will feature a broad range of topics and time periods that focus on everything from the history of intimacy and synthetic chemicals, to the global cold war and living in a world with Coronovirus.
Below are just a sampling of our offerings for this fall.
Introduction to Global History - History 101.01Explore problems in the history of globalization. Learn how contemporary problems and opportunities of globalization reflect long-term processes marked by patterns, interruptions, and continuities even within radical change. Asia, Europe and Africa have been interconnected since the Bronze Age. Trade, microbes, political power and religions formed then, as today, the principal matrix in which interdependence and conflict developed. Download Course Flyer: History 101.10 (pdf - 3.52 MB)
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Introduction to Contemporary Latin America - History 121
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The History of the Present - History 124
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History of Intimacy: Family, Friendship, Romance - History 171S.01
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The Modern Middle East - History 214
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Indian Civilization - History 219S
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Environment and global Capitalism in Latin America - History 222
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Drugs, Chemical & Health: Histories of Substances in Environments, Economies & Bodies - History 235
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Global Cold War - History 267S
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North America to 1750 - History 336
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Native American Women in History, Society & Art - History 354
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