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HIST 3001 History of NonWestern World
HIST 3002 The Globe Part 1: Ancient to Early Modern Times
HIST 3003 The Globe Part 2: Imperialism, Colonization, and Post-Colonialism
HIST 3004 History and Politics in Film
HIST 3006 World in Focus
HIST 3007 Disease and Disasters in World History
HIST 3008 World History and Geography
HIST 3009 History through Biography
HIST 3011 History and Politics of the Middle East
HIST 3014 Europe: Past and Present
HIST 3015 Africa: Past and Present
HIST 3016 Latin America: Past and Present
HIST 3018 East Asia: Past and Present
HIST 3019 Latin American Survey
HIST 3020 20th Century: Global Perspective
HIST 3021 Video Games as History
HIST 3022 20th Century Sports as Political and Social Discourse
HIST 3023 War and Remembrance
HIST 3051 Women in the World
HIST 3101 Biographical Approach to History: Leonardo da Vinci
HIST 3107 Biographical Approach to History: Cochise/Crazy Horse
HIST 3124 Biographical Approach to History: Dorothy Day: Catholic Worker
HIST 3133 Biographical Approach to History: Marie Antoinette
HIST 3139 Biographical Approach to History: Queen Elizabeth I
HIST 3146 Biographical Approach to History: Eleanor Roosevelt
HIST 3147 Biographical Approach to History: John F. Kennedy: An Unfinished Life
HIST 3148 Biographical Approach to History: Abraham Lincoln: The Great Emancipator
HIST 3150 Biographical Approach to History: Hawaiian Monarchy: Kamehameha-Liliuokalani
HIST 3151 Biographical Approach to History: Che Guevara: Hero or Tyrant?
HIST 3152 Biographical Approach to History: Women of the Harlem Renaissance
HIST 3153 Biographical Approach to History: Native Women: Pocahontas to Sacajaweya
HIST 3154 Biographical Approach to History: Women in the Wild West
HIST 3155 Biographical Approach to History: Queen Victoria
HIST 3160 Lyndon B. Johnson: American Icarus
HIST 3165 Fidel Castro: Nationalist or Communist
HIST 3166 Mao: Revolutionary or Dictator
HIST 3202 Women & The American Experience
HIST 3206 Women in Modern Europe
HIST 3207 Special Topics in Women's History
HIST 3230 Women's Causes/Women's Voices
HIST 3235 Women's Causes, Women's Voices
HIST 3240 Thinkers & Inventors
HIST 3333 Renaissance Europe 1350-1550
HIST 3348 Age of Napoleon, Victoria, and Bismarck
HIST 3349 Versailles-Waterloo:Europe 1660-1815
HIST 3351 Historical Roots of U.S. Law
HIST 3410 19th Century Europe: Revolutions
HIST 3460 Cold War in the Developing World
HIST 3470 Imperialism & Colonization
HIST 3471 Early Powers &Patriarchies
HIST 3502 The City: Real and Imagined
HIST 3520 Pirates and Pillagers
HIST 3530 Feast & Famine: A History of Food
HIST 3611 Women in Latin America
HIST 3613 STA: London: City as Text, Image, Experience
HIST 3623 Mexico: Pre-Aztec to Present
HIST 3631 Central America and the Caribbean
HIST 3700 From Colony to Superpower: History of US Foreign Policy
HIST 3701 Ethnicity and Race in United States History
HIST 3705 International History of the United States
HIST 3711 U.S. Environmental History
HIST 3712 Religion in American History
HIST 3720 Puritans, Witches, Indians and Slavery
HIST 3723 U.S. Immigration, 1776 - Present
HIST 3724 Slavery, Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST 3726 TR Through FDR - U.S. 1900-1945
HIST 3727 The 1960s: America Divided
HIST 3728 Drugs and Drug Wars
HIST 3732 United States Since 1945
HIST 3790 California
HIST 3791 Southwest Borderlands
HIST 3810 China and Japan
HIST 3812 Modern China
HIST 3815 East Asian Survey
HIST 3816 Southeast Asian Survey
HIST 3830 From Silk Roads to Afghanistan
HIST 3841 India: Continuity & Change
HIST 3901 Public History
HIST 3910 Professional Readiness Seminar
HIST 3911 Historian's Craft
HIST 3912 Historiography