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Lower Division (12 units or 4 courses): 2 courses in U.S. history. Choose from: HIST 117 U.S. History to 1870 HIST 118 U.S. History, 1870-Present HIST 125D Race and Ethnicity in the American Experience HIST 126D American Women in History 2 courses in non-US history. Choose from: HIST 102 Ancient World HIST 103 Medieval World HIST 108 Atlantic World, 1500-1820 HIST 109 Pacific World, 1500-1820 HIST 116 War and Peace in the Modern World HIST 130 Introduction to East Asia HIST 140 Modern Europe: Culture and Society HIST 170 World History I HIST 171 World History II Upper Division (24 units or 8 courses): History 300W Historian's Methods* 2 courses in US History 2 courses in European
Specialize your studies within the History department with a minor in American History, European History, Third World History, Women's History, or general History. As a Third World History minor, you will explore the political, social, and economic history of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East from preclassical times to the present. Upon the completion of the minor, you will have an advanced knowledge not only of important people and events in world history, but also how they have shaped our present-day society. Minor in Third World History (12 hours) 12 hours above the 100 level in Third World History, from
I. Three courses, with one course in each area, from the following: History 103, Roots of the Western World History 104, Europe and the Modern World History 105, America to 1877 History 106, America Since 1877 History 108, Understanding Our Contemporary World History 110, The History of Modern China History 112, Introduction to Latin American History
HIST 211 - World Civilizations to 1500 HIST 212 - World Civilizations since 1500 HIST 440 - The World Since 1890 HIST 491 - History Seminar SEED 490D - Methods of Teaching Social Science European History Upper Division Electives (300-400) TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 3 European History Minor (Elementary Education or Non-teaching) HIST 211 - World Civilizations to 1500 HIST 212 - World Civilizations since 1500 HIST 440 - The World Since 1890 HIST 491 - History Seminar European History Electives (300-400) TOTAL SEMESTER HOURS 3
HIST 1112 The Emerging Western World 3 HIST 1113 The Modern Western World 3 HIST 1114 The Contemporary World 3 HIST 1201 Survey of American History I OR HIST 1202 Survey of American History II 3 HIST 3000 Historiography 3 Electives in History — 3000 or 4000 level 3 View Course Descriptions » Total: 18
History - 30 credits HIS 107 World History I 3 credits HIS 109 World History II 3 credits HIS 131 American Civilization to 1877 3 credits HIS 132 American Civilization from 1877 3 credits HIS Elective 3 credits HIS Elective 3 credits HIS Elective 3 credits HIS Elective 3 credits HIS 449 Historiography 3 credits HIS 450 Research Seminar – Capstone 3 credits GENERAL EDUCATION AND
HIST 1112 The Emerging Western World 3 HIST 1113 The Modern Western World 3 HIST 1114 The Contemporary World 3 HIST 1201, 1202 Survey of American History I and II 6 HIST 3000 Historiography 3 Electives in History — any level 6 Electives in History — 3000 or 4000 level 9 Intermediate Foreign Language Proficiency 0-6 View Course Descriptions » Total: 33-39
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