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HT 3133: Church History
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
A survey of the history of Christianity from its founding and early development to the present, with primary emphasis upon theological developments and the church's impact upon world civilization. (This course does not satisfy General Education history requirements.) Prerequisite: Western Civilization recommended. Fall, odd years.
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HT 3233: Greco-Roman World
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Students in this course consider the major contributions of the Greek and Roman civilizations to western civilization. Beginning with the Emergence of Classical Greece and Alexander the Great, students will see the transition to the Roman Republic and Empire. Cultural focus will be on political, philosophical, religious, artistic and literary contributions. Prerequisites: Junior or Senior standing, HT 1133, or permission of the instructor: Fall, even years.
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HT 3323: The Emergence of Modern America:1877-1919
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
An examination of the political, economic, constitutional, and social/cultural changes and developments in the United States from the end of Reconstruction through World War I. Emphasis is placed upon industrialization and urbanization, science and technology, economic and constitutional laissez faire, national politics, and progressivism. Course objectives include the development of historiographical and critical- and exam-writing skills. Prerequisites: junior or senior standing; HT 2243, or permission of the instructor. Spring, odd years.
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HT 3883: Twentieth-Century Europe
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
This course examines the history of Europe from the decade of the 1880's to the present. Close attention is given to the origins and impact of the two world wars, the rise of fascism and communism, the end of colonialism, the beginning and end of the Cold War, and the decline of Soviet power. Spring, even years.
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HT 3913: The Civil War
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
Students in this course consider the sectional conflict in the decade of the 1850's, the problems of the Northern and Southern governments during the war, the major military campaigns of the war, and the impact of the war upon the civilian population. Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing, HT 2233, or permission of the instructor. Spring, odd years.
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HT 3923: Baptist History
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
An examination of the history and heritage of the Baptist denomination from the English Baptists of the early seventeenth century to the creation and development of the Southern Baptist Convention. Spring, even years.
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HT 3933: History of Arkansas
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
This course reviews the cultural, economic, and political history of Arkansas from the preterritorial era to the present. Course objectives include the development of critical writing skills. Fall, even years
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HT 4023: The American Revolution
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
An examination of the various factors leading to the American Revolution and in-depth analysis of the military, economic, political, and other difficulties faced by the newly-independent United States. Course objectives include the development of historiographical and critical- and examwriting skills. Prerequisites: junior or senior standing; HT 2233, or permission of the instructor. Spring, even years.
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HT 4103: History of Islam
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
This course traces the rise and course of Islamic history with an emphasis on the life of Muhammad and the development of Islam's theological, political and social structures. The course also examines the Ottoman Empire, the Crusades and the vast and diverse geographical, religious, cultural and ethnic aspects of the modern Islamic world. Fall, odd years.
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HT 4113: The American Republic:1787-1860
3.00 Credits
Williams Baptist University
An analysis of the political, economic, military, constitutional, and social/cultural developments in the United States from the Philadelphia Convention through the antebellum period. Special emphasis is placed on the creation and development of the U.S. Constitution and its interpretation by the U.S. Supreme Court. Course objectives include the development of historiographical and critical- and exam-writing skills. Prerequisites: junior or senior standing; HT 2233, or permission of the instructor. Fall, even years.
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