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Explores the history and methodology of local history in the United States. Intended to provide students with opportunities to become familiar with the sources used in studying local history. Students also will gain practical experience in conducting local history research. Prereq: HIST 200
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Focuses on the historical importance of the history of Africans in American society from 1607 until the present, with emphasis on gender and class. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Examines the ethnic and class history of North Adams, and Northern Berkshire, starting with the second half of the 19th century. Investigates the industrial development of the community, the experience of the Depression, and the growth of Sprague Electric Company as the dominate employer. Concludes by reviewing the post-industrial changes in the area, the establishment of MASS MoCA and the propects for the future. Prereq: HIST 203 or HIST 204 or SOCI 100
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Focuses on either the histories of particular European nations or a chronological period, issue, or theme in European history. Emphasis will be placed on a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter as well as developing skills in reading historical sources, research, writing, and oral communication. Possible topics include: Europe in the Twentieth Century; History of Britain; History of Russia; History of France; Ancient Greece & Rome. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Focuses on either the histories of particular Asian nations or a chronological period, issue or theme in Asian History. Emphasis will be placed on a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter as well as developing skills in reading historical sources, research, writing, and oral communication. Possible topics include: History of Japan; History of India; Chinese Culture and Civilization; and the United States and China. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Studies areas and concepts in United States history and politics. Students will gain a more advanced, interdisciplinary, in-depth understanding of United States history, politics, values, and economics. Topics include: The City in American Life; A History of New England; United States Diplomatic History; American Values; Women in American History; America and the Sea; Politics of Prejudice; The Cold War; Environmental History. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Focuses on a chronological period, issue, or theme in the history of the United States. Emphasis will be placed on a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter as well as developing skills in reading historical sources, research, writing, and oral communication. Possible topics include: The Civil War; Immigration and Ethnicity; The Civil Rights Movement; US & WWII; New England History. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Focuses on either the histories of particular nations or a chronological period, issue, or theme in Latin American history. Emphasis will be placed on a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter as well as developing skills in reading historical sources, research, writing, and oral communication. Possible topics include: The United States and Latin America; History of Mexico. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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Considers, through a survey of Canada, the geographic and social realities of size and diversity in the history of our most important neighbor. Emphasis will be placed on understanding Canada's economic, social, and political evolution. Prereq: Junior/senior status
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3.00 Credits
Studies the complex historical forces that have shaped this unique nation. Includes an examination of ancient Indian societies and of Mexican literature, music, and art. Prereq: HIST 103 or HIST 104 or HIST 106 or POSC 202
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