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Areas of Study | History - 10
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HIST111 Western Civilization I
(Fall) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: Examination of Western Civilization from its Middle Eastern tradition to the scientific and political revolutions of the 17th century, with emphasis on cultural crisis, conflict, and change.
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IAI: S2 902
HIST112 Western Civilization II
(Spring) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: Examination of national states to international society including globalism, planned societies, and nuclear technology.
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IAI: S2 903 H2 902
HIST122 Modern Latin America
(As Needed) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: An analysis of economic, political, and cultural changes in Latin America from the national period to the present, with emphasis on its status as a developing region.
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IAI: S2 911N
HIST151 History of U.S. to 1865
(Fall and Spring) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: Examination of American society from its colonial and indigenous foundations through the Civil War era, with emphasis on periods of conflict and change.
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IAI: S2 900 HST 911
HIST152 History of U.S. Since 1865
(Fall and Spring) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: An appraisal of American society in a world context from the post-Civil War era to the present. Emphasis on topical and thematic analysis in a chronological framework.
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IAI: S2 901 HST 912
HIST160 History of Illinois
(As Needed) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: Examination of the development of Illinois as a modern midwestern state in its national and international context. An opportunity to develop research skills in history in connection with local history.
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HIST181 Ancient World I
(As Needed) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: An appraisal of the contributions of ancient societies to contemporary times with emphasis on Egypt, Greece, and the minor civilizations.
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HIST182 Ancient World II
(As Needed) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: Change and continuity of cultural heritage as illustrated through ancient Roman civilization and its impact on other areas of the world.
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HIST190 African-American History
(Fall & Spring) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: This course serves as an introduction to the African American experience in the United States, from the colonial era to the present. It covers the history and culture of African-Americans, the socio-economic struggles they have faced, as well as their contributions to the nation. The course is designed to meet the requirements of Illinois HB 4346.
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IAI: H2 909D
HIST215 Special Topics: American Sports History
(As Needed) –
3.0 hours
Course Description: The course provides an appraisal of American sports history within the context of developments in American culture. There will be an emphasis upon issues of race, gender, and ethnicity.
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