An exploration of major themes, milestones, and debates in the history of the global community since 1350. The course will also introduce students to the art and science of historical inquiry using primary sources, maps, pictures, and material culture.
Attendance is required.
We expect students to use material presented in lectures and discussions in their assignments. Make sure that you understand what you read and hear. Michael Adas, Islamic and European Expansion 2. Arthur Koestler, Darkness at Noon 4. Ross Dunn, The Adventures of Ibn Battuta 5.