HIST 3310H Inquiries into the Modern World

The course explores in depth select elements of the modern period to examine the question of what it means to be human. Interpretations of historical developments in the modern world explore several interrelated themes including: individual dignity; community and the common good; class ethnic and racial distinctions; human rights and responsibilities; forms of government; economic organization and justice; human environmental impact; concepts of peace; and religious or spiritual practices to provide evidence of the enduring nature of the human story. This course fulfills the UIW CORE Requirement for a course in World or U.S. history. Offered in Fall.

Notes

This course serves the UIW Honors Program and enrollment is restricted to students in the program or with instructor approval.