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Courses Satisfying Core Requirements of the College

There are many course offerings in the Department of History and Classics that may be used to satisfy the core proficiencies needed for graduation. We offer courses that satisfy all of the core requirements in Writing I, Writing II, Oral Communication, Civic Engagement, and Diversity. The Department also offers courses that satisfy the Social Science and Theology 300 level requirements. Students are thus able to complete courses that are necessary for the major while at the same time working towards the fulfillment of the core requirements. That flexibility allows many students to double major.

HIS 122 Black Cinema: A History of African American Film and Beyond [Diversity]
HIS 200 Japanese Pop Culture and Postwar History [Diversity]
HIS 207 African-American History, 1619-present [Diversity]
HIS 215 Diversity of Latin American Religious History [Diversity; Theology II]
[Diversity]
HIS 220 Living in an Imperial World: Cities and Empires, 1500 to the present/Imperial Cities [Diversity]
HIS 230 Early Latin American History [Oral, Diversity]
HIS 231 Modern Latin America [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 280 Ethnicity in the Ancient World [Oral; Diversity]
HIS 298 Early Modern East Asia [Diversity]
HIS 299 Modern East Asia [Diversity]
HIS 332 Of Saints and Sinners: From Crusaders to Cathedrals in the Middle Ages
HIS 334 Men & Women in Medieval Society [Diversity]
HIS/CLA 341 Ancient Horror and the Grotesque [Diversity; Writing I]
HIS 345 History of the Modern Middle East since 1920 [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 352 Global Feminisms Age of Empire and Beyond [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 368 Modern Japan [Diversity]
HIS 369 Modern China [Diversity]
HIS 481-482 Seminar [Some Writing II; Oral; Diversity; Fine Arts]
HIS 104 US History II: From Reconstruction to Today [Oral] *not intended for majors/minors*
HIS 230 Early Latin American History [Oral, Diversity]
HIS 255 Colonial North America: From Contact to Constitution (to 1789) [Oral]
HIS 260 Renaissance Florence: City & Culture, 1300-1500 [Oral]
HIS 280 Ethnicity in the Ancient World [Oral; Diversity]
HIS 306 Rights and Absolutism in Early Modern Europe (c. 1648-1714) [Oral]
HIS 316 The Civil War and Reconstruction [Oral]
HIS 331 Emperors, Barbarians, Warriors, and Queens in the Early Middle Ages [Oral]
HIS 339 Ancient Egypt [Oral]
HIS 355 Reimagining Postwar Europe: Communism, Capitalism, Conflict, and Cooperation [Oral]
HIS 361 Political and Social Satire in Ancient Rome [Oral; Political Science]
HIS 481-482 Seminar [Some Writing II; Oral; Diversity; Fine Arts]
HIS 483 Seminar: Public History [Oral, Civic Engagement]
HIS 226 Women and the Modern American Experience [Writing II]
HIS 231 Modern Latin America [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 303 Medieval England: The Real Game of Thrones [Writing II]
HIS 311 Era of the French Revolution [Writing II]
HIS 319 Victorian Worlds: British Society, 1837-1901 [Writing II]
HIS 322 American Diplomatic History II [Writing II]
HIS 338 Roman Republic and Empire [Writing II]
HIS 345 History of the Modern Middle East since 1920 [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 352 Global Feminisms Age of Empire and Beyond [Writing II; Diversity]
HIS 364 Panics and Depressions in US History, 1789-present [Writing II]
HIS 366 Organizations and Entrepreneurs in US History [Writing II; Social Science]
HIS 367 Marketing Campaigns in US History, c. 1850-present [Writing II]
HIS 481-482 Seminar [Some Writing II; Oral; Diversity; Fine Arts]
HIS 490 Honors Thesis in History [Writing II]

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