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HIST 360: Research Apprenticeship in History
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. Provides students with advanced research and writing opportunities. Student learning contract must be approved before a student can enroll. Periodic student reports and seminars required. Open to history majors only. Prerequisites: HIST 395.
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HIST 361: Class and Ethnicity in Africa
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. An examination of the development of class and ethnicity in African societies. Attention is given to the pre-Colonial and Colonial periods, as well as to the effects of imperialism, development strategies and structural adjustment policies on class and ethnic relations in contemporary Africa.
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HIST 362: Introduction to U.S.Religous History
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. The course introduces the religious history of the colonies and United States, from native traditions through the 20th century. We examine the historical/social impact of groups ranging from Roman Catholic migrants to evangelical Protestants and Scientologists. Special attention is paid to the extraordinary and persistent levels of religious diversity and adherence throughout U.S. history.
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HIST 371: India
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. A survey of the history of the Indian subcontinent from antiquity to the present. The course stresses the arrival of Islam, the impact of Western colonization, the struggle for independence, and the problems and achievements of nationhood in the post-Colonial era.
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HIST 372: Afghanistan in Regional and Global Systems
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. The country's Silk Road heritage, early Islamic experience, and frontier status between Safavid Iran and Mughal India introduce modern Afghanistan's origins within British Indian colonialism and global capitalism. Twentieth-century and contemporary Afghanistan are engaged through concepts of modernity, nationalism, internationalization, and local social and cultural resilience and adaptation.
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HIST 375: History of Modern Southeast Asia
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. A survey of Southeast Asian history from the 16th century to the present. Particular attention is given to European and American colonization of the region, the impact of the Japanese occupation, and the achievement of independence.
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HIST 377: History of Korea
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. A survey of Korean history from its earliest times to the present day. It is designed to develop an understanding in Korea, its historical tradition and the place of Korea in the larger narrative of East Asia and world history.
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HIST 379: Family and Gender in East Asia
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. This is a survey focusing on the ways families have been defined and gender roles assigned in China, Korea, Japan in pre-modern and modern times. Attention will be given to how the changing nature of family and gender have helped shape the historical evolution of these societies.
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HIST 383: Early England
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. A survey of English history from the earliest times to the late 17th century. Particular attention is given to the rise of Parliament and the growth of limited monarchy.
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HIST 384: England and the Empire-Commonwealth
3.00 Credits
James Madison University
3 credits. A survey of English history from the late 17th century to the present. Particular attention is given to the growth of British democracy, the industrial revolution, and the rise and fall of the British Empire.
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