I 3 credits Western Civilization from the Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century Enlightenment, after a brief survey of the ancient world. A political, economic, and cultural study of the history of the United States from approximately 1900 to 1932.
Special attention is given to civil liberties.
The emphasis is on original case material. The course is strongly recommended to students interested in law. Emphasis will be placed on the role of class, race, and ethnic differences in shaping women's experiences and on the relationship between economic change and shifting notions of womanhood. Ethics and Issues 3 credits An interdisciplinary requirement for both business management and politics and history majors dealing with ethics and values and analyzing selected issues of politics, business and society.