You will want to select decent courses in American and European history. And courses in the history of art, of music, of philosophy. Down the road, you might become a student of comparative civilization. China, of course, represents the other great civilization, with, to be sure, apparently a different agenda. You might well develop an interest in barbarism and primitivism, and study even the peoples who have no consequential history at all, strictly speaking, but interesting customs, rites, etc.
Anthropology surely has a place in the house of intellect.
But the main job in getting a college education is to make sure the large essential parts are firmly in place, after which you can build upon them. The courses you need are right there in the ORC, often surrounded by nonessentials and even outright garbage.