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Undergraduate Courses
Courses Fulfilling Concentration Requirements
Winter 2005
U.S.history
European history
Non-Western history
Transregional history
Pre-1800
Other history courses
U.S.
history
160 U.S. to 1865
161 U.S. since 1865
274 African American History I
302.002 Topics: Mapping Black Detroit
367 American Indian History
378 History of Asian Americans in U.S.
393.001 Topics: U.S. Intellectual History since 1940
396.003 Colloquium: Michigan in the Era of Industrialization
396.004 Colloquium: Social History of the American Civil War
396.006 Colloquium: P.T. Barnum's America: Emergence of Mass Culture, 1830-1930
396.007 Colloquium: Stories of Change: American Women's Movements
397.003 Colloquium: Religion and Politics in Detroit
397.004 Colloquium: Stories of Change: The American Left and American Right
397.006 Colloquium: Robert F. Williams and Black Radicalism in Detroit
397.007 Colloquium: Vice and Addiction in American History
397.008 Colloquium: Mapping America: Cartographic Constructions of Territory and Identity
464 Race, Culture, and Politics in the Era of the Civil War and Reconstruction
476 American Business History
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European
history
111 Modern Europe
201 Rome
211 Later Middle Ages
221 British History from 1688
286 History of Eastern Christianity from the 4th to 18th Century
302.004 Topics: Third Armenian Republic, 1991-Present
319 Europe since 1945
322 Origins of Nazism
333 Survey of East Central Europe
391.001 Topics: France 1789 - Present: Revolution, Citizenship and Nation
391.002 Topics: Witchcraft: Russia and Europe, 1450-1750
391.003 Topics: Autocracy and Dictatorship in Russia and the Soviet Union
396.005 Colloquium: Fictional Histories: 20th Century Britain
416 19th Century German and European Intellectual Thought: The Savage in the Brain and the Making of Modern Madness
434 20th Century Russia: War, Revolution and Reform (meets with POL SCI 489.005)
481 Topics: Turkish-Armenian Relations in the 20th Century
489 The Catholic Church in Modern European History
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Non-Western history
205 Modern East Asia
247 Africa since 1850
255 Gandhi's India
278 Intro to Turkish History
302.005 Topics: Canaanites and Israelites: History, Religion, and Society Before the Bible
347 Latin America: Colonial Period
352 Imperial China
357 Topics: Intervening in Africa (18th-20th Century): A History of Humanitarian Practices and Theories in Sub-Saharan Africa
392.001 Topics: Women's Lives in 20th Century China
392.002 Keywords and Concepts in Japanese History and Society
392.003 Material Culture in Early Modern Japan
396.002 Colloquium: Ideologies and Empires in Chinese History
450 Japan to 1700
455 Classical India and the Coming of Islam 320-1526 A.D.
498.001 Topics: Islam and Global Politics (meets with AAPTIS 491.002 and MENAS 491.002)
536 The Rise of Islam
Transregional history
218 Vietnam War
302.003 Topics: The World Since 1492
377 History of Latinos in the U.S. (Hoffnung-Garskof, instructor)
397.001 Colloquium: Shamanism, Fetishism, Totemism, Animism: European Writings on “Savage Religions”
397.009 Colloquium: Maps, States and Empires, 1750-1950
472.001 Topics: Parallels: Early Modern Eurasia
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Pre-1800
201 Rome
211 Later Middle Ages
278 Into to Turkish Civilization
286 History of Eastern Christianity from the 4th to 18th Century
302.003 The World Since 1492
302.005 Topics: Canaanites and Israelites: History, Religion, and Society Before the Bible
347 Colonial Latin America
352 Imperial China
391.002 Topics: Witchcraft: Russia and Europe, 1450-1750
392.003 Material Culture in Early Modern Japan
396.002 Ideologies and Empires in Chinese History
450 History of Japan to 1700
455 Classical India and the Coming of Islam 320-1526 A.D
472.001 Topics: Parallels: Early Modern Eurasia
536 The Rise of Islam
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Other history courses
229 Intro to Historical Anthropology
359 Visions of the Past
395 Reading Course
396.001 Colloquium: Histories of Human Experimentation
397.002 Colloquium: Topics in Canadian History
398 Junior Honors Colloquium
399 Senior Honors Colloquium
498.002 Topics: Steam Engines and Computers
First Year Seminars
196.001 - Cold War America
196.002 - Epidemics: Mass Disease in U.S. Culture
196.003 - Violence/Non-Violence in Modern India
196.004 - Monk, Prisoner, Slave: Withdrawal and Rebellion (Late Antiquity to 20th Century)
197.001 - Detective Stories as Historical Sources
197.002 - Russia and the Orthodox Church: History, Culture, Politics
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