A study of the historical development and an analysis of U.S. economic thought and institutions, and their role as a major force in world economic systems. The content of this course will vary when offered. Selected areas of history and historical problems will be given. May be repeated once with permission of advisor. Credit and prerequisites as announced.
Course is designed to introduce the undergraduate student to the field of public history.
It will introduce the student to historic preservation, museum management, archives and cultural resource management. An advanced course which presents an in- depth study of the eras of Renaissance and Reformation in Western Europe. After a brief introduction this course will consist of a detailed study of the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, policies and programs of the Communist Party and Government since 1917, and both domestic and international affairs. An advanced course stressing major events of British Imperial development since the Glorious Revolution. An advanced course dealing with the history of modern Germany.