Fall 2021 Courses
HIST 003A. Modern Europe, 1789 to 1918: Revolutionaries, Citizens, and Subjects in Europe's Long 19th Century surveys European history from the French Revolution to the aftermath of World War I, exploring topics such as empire, nationalism, revolution, and industrialization.
HIST 005B Modern American History is an introductory survey of U.S. society, culture, and politics from Reconstruction to the present.
HIST 031. France in Algeria, France and Algerians, 1830-present: Examining the complex relationship between France and Algeria, this course is a deep dive into empire, with a focus on one of the most consequential settler colonies of the modern era, the war that ultimately liberated Algeria from French rule, and the ongoing contact between the two states and their peoples.
HIST 034. Varieties of Zionist Thought: Judaism, Nationalism, Antisemitism, and the Jewish Question focuses on political and cultural expressions of Jewish identity since the late nineteenth century through an exploration of the central texts of Zionist thought. Cross-listed as RELG 060.
HIST 051. Black Reconstruction recounts the struggle for freedom and national citizenship rights in the post-Civil War era.
HIST 090X. Divided America: History of the Culture Wars examines the origins of divisive cultural politics in the United States since the 1970s surrounding race, religion, gender & sexuality, and popular culture.
HIST 057. History v. Hollywood is focused on analyzing the narrative of American History as imagined and created by cinematographers.
HIST 003A. Modern Europe, 1789 to 1918: Revolutionaries, Citizens, and Subjects in Europe's Long 19th Century surveys European history from the French Revolution to the aftermath of World War I, exploring topics such as empire, nationalism, revolution, and industrialization.
HIST 005B. Modern American History is an introductory survey of U.S. society, culture, and politics from Reconstruction to the present.
HIST 031. France in Algeria, France and Algerians, 1830-present: Examining the complex relationship between France and Algeria, this course is a deep dive into empire, with a focus on one of the most consequential settler colonies of the modern era, the war that ultimately liberated Algeria from French rule, and the ongoing contact between the two states and their peoples.
HIST 051. Black Reconstruction recounts the struggle for freedom and national citizenship rights in the post-Civil War era.
HIST 003A. Modern Europe, 1789 to 1918: Revolutionaries, Citizens, and Subjects in Europe's Long 19th Century surveys European history from the French Revolution to the aftermath of World War I, exploring topics such as empire, nationalism, revolution, and industrialization.
