The History minor provides students with historical perspective and insight into the issues, events, ideas, and values that constitute the human experience. Students will demonstrate an understanding of the discipline of History, its methods and purposes. Students will learn the necessary analytic and communication skills to think critically about a variety of societies and cultures. Students will have the tools to integrate their understanding of the human experience across the academic community and their community at large.

Minor in History Requirements: 18 Credits^*

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
HIS 310	History Workshop	3
Fifteen credits in HIS at 300-level or above		15
HIS 300	Historiography
HIS 304	History Of Greece And Rome
HIS 307	Introduction to American Studies
HIS 308	Theories and Methods in American Studies
HIS 311	United States History To 1877
HIS 312	United States History Since 1877
HIS 316	Introduction to Digital Humanities
HIS 317	Mapping History: Cartography from the Early Modern to Digital Age
HIS 321	Tudor and Stuart England
HIS 324	Global Perspectives in History: The Irish Experience
HIS 325	Race, Nation and Empire
HIS 330	Cuba and the U.S.: Revolution and Restitution
HIS 335	The Scientific Revolution
HIS 341	Introduction to Jewish History
HIS 345	History and the Holocaust
HIS 347	The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Struggle For The Holy Land
HIS 348	Muhammad And The Rise Of Islam
HIS 349	Egyptian Art And Archaeology
HIS 350	Archaeology of Israel and Jordan
HIS 351	Warfare in the Classical World
HIS 354	Constitutional History Of The United States To 1877
HIS 355	Constitutional History of the United States Since 1877
HIS 356	Constitutional Issues
HIS 357	Religion In American Society To 1865
HIS 358	Religion In American Society From 1865 To The Present
HIS 359	The City In United States History
HIS 367	The African-American Experience
HIS 371	Mexico And The Mexican Revolution
HIS 372	Equality, Minorities, And Public Policy
HIS 374	The Politics of Heredity: Eugenics in America
HIS 375	The United States And Latin America
HIS 376	Spain and its Empire since 1492
HIS 384	Black History Through Literature
HIS 388	Origins of Modern Africa
HIS 390	Biography as History
HIS 393	United States Military History
HIS 395	Selected Topics
HIS 398	History of Sexuality
HIS 401	Greek History To The Peloponnesian War
HIS 402	Intersections: History of Disability
HIS 403	The Roman Republic
HIS 404	The Roman Empire
HIS 405	Gender and Sexuality: A Non-Western Perspective
HIS 406	FLPA to Hawaii and the Philippines: Empire in the Pacific
HIS 407	The Early Middle Ages
HIS 408	The High And Late Middle Ages
HIS 409	The Crusades: A Mirror Of Medieval Society
HIS 411	The Renaissance
HIS 412	The Reformation
HIS 415	19th Century Europe
HIS 417	20th Century Europe
HIS 418	Great Empires of the Near East
HIS 419	Ancient Egypt: History, Society and Culture
HIS 420	Selected Topics In Ancient History
HIS 421	The Vikings
HIS 431	Mathematical History, Philosophy And Ethics
HIS 435	Digital Cultures
HIS 449	American Colonies
HIS 450	Revolutionary America
HIS 451	The Early American Republic
HIS 452	Civil War and Reconstruction
HIS 454	The Progressive Era In The United States, 1901-1920
HIS 456	The Vietnam War and Public Memory
HIS 458	The Sixties
HIS 459	Recent United States History
HIS 460	The History Of Women In The United States
HIS 461	History and Gender
HIS 462	History of Southeast Asia
HIS 464	Gender and Sexuality in Asia
HIS 465	Japanese Popular Culture
HIS 467	Modern China
HIS 468	Modern Japan
HIS 470	Conquest, Slavery and Piracy in the Atlantic World, 1492-1825
HIS 471	Atlantic Revolutions and Empires
HIS 475	Medieval and Modern Religious Pilgrimage: Walking Spain's Camino de Santiago
HIS 476	Historiography of Science and Medicine
HIS 478	Jerusalem in History
HIS 479	The Making of Modern Egypt
HIS 482	Race In America: Idea And Reality
HIS 483	History of Environmental Inequalities
HIS 484	Nationalist Movements in Colonial Africa
HIS 486	Women and Gender in Africa
HIS 488	Global Environmental History
HIS 489	Southern Africa: The Politics of Race
HIS 490	Advanced Research Methods
HIS 493	Directed Independent Readings
HIS 497	Directed Independent Research
HIS 498	History Practicum
HIS 524	History of Ancient Israel
HIS 541	War and Society Modern World
HIS 542	The Rise of the Irish Free State
HIS 544	History of Ireland
HIS 546	Modern Germany
HIS 547	Postwar Europe
HIS 548	Russia's Revolutions
HIS 551	The Rise and Fall of Europe's Empires
HIS 562	Foreign Relations Of The United States, 1898-1945
HIS 563	Foreign Relations of the United States Since 1945
HIS 565	The United States and Canada
HIS 566	The United States and Vietnam
HIS 567	Change And Revolution In The Middle East
HIS 577	Cuba Under Castro
HIS 585	Public History Internship
HIS 593	History of India
Total Credits		18

*	Kingfisher concentration requirements are 9 credits total, chosen from the list of courses in the associated minor. Unless otherwise specified.