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HIST 419: Revolutionary Russia:1900-1939
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. Crisis of late Imperial Russia, Silver Age, World War, 1917 revolutions; Civil War, renewed empire, crisis of 1921; NEP, policy debates, succession; Stalinism to 1939; World War II, post war Stalinism; initial repudiation of Stalin.
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HIST 420: U.S.S.R.and After:1953 to Present
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. Crisis of late Stalinism; Krushchev, destalinization, reforms; Brezhnev, stabilization, militarization, corruption, stagnation; Gorbachev, perestrokia, glasnost', disintegration; Yeltsin, shock therapy, criminalization, decline.
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HIST 420 - U.S.S.R.and After:1953 to Present
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HIST 421: Hilter and the Third Reich
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. PR: Junior, Senior, or Graduate standing. Myths and realities of Hitler's public and personal life; emphasis on rise to power, party, ideology, and propaganda techniques; position and policies as Fuehrer.
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HIST 422: Twentieth-Century Germany from Weimar to Bonn
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. The Weimar Republic, the Third Reich, and the two German states created after World War II.
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HIST 424.15th: and 16th Century England
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
II. 3 Hr. England from Richard II to Elizabeth I, covering developments in politics, religion and society, ranging from the War of the Roses and the plague to Protestantism and Shakespeare. (Alternate years.)
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HIST 424.15th - and 16th Century England
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HIST 425: History of Modern China
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. Introduction to modern China (since 1839) with attention to China's Confucian heritage; the Chinese effort to modernize in the face of Western diplomatic and economic pressure; specific attention to China's nationalist and communist revolutionary traditions.
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HIST 426: History of Modern Japan
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. Modern Japan (since 1868) with attention to development of Japanese institutions and ideas in earlier periods, especially the Tokugawa Era (1600-1868); examines the rapid pace of economic change in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries along with the important social, political, and diplomatic implications of this change.
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HIST 427: East Africa to 1895
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. East Africa from earliest times to the beginning of European control. Population movement and interaction, development of varying types of policy, revolutionary change, and the European scramble for East Africa form the major focus.
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HIST 428: East Africa since 1895
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. History of colonial rule and movement to independence in East Africa. Political, economic, and social changes will be examined with particular emphasis on the rise and triumph of African nationalism.
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HIST 429: History of Africa:Pre-Colonial
3.00 Credits
West Virginia University
3 Hr. History of Africa from earliest times to the middle of the nineteenth century. Particular emphasis on population and interaction, state formation, and the development of trade in sub-Saharan Africa as well as the impact of such external influences as Christianity and Islam.
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