Causes and consequences of intersectional strife 1850-1877. Special emphasis is placed on the concept of living history. Early U.S. History or permission of instructor. 45.209 U.S. History Seminar II . Designed for students with a special interest in the field of Civil War and reconstruction history.
Special emphasis is placed on historical research and independent study.
45.225 Western Civilization I . This course explores the ideas which have shaped our culture. It begins with ancient Babylon, Egypt, Israel, Greece, and Rome, follows the development of Christianity and medieval Europe, and ends with the Renaissance, Reformation, and scientific revolution. This course is a program of study which, within a historical framework, emphasizes the reading and discussion of influential writings and ideas that have shaped the intellectual and cultural heritage of the Western World during its ancient, medieval, and early modern periods. I and Written Communications II and must be a member of the Honors Program, or must have permission from the Honors Coordinator.