History

The history department encourages first-year students to take courses at the 100 and 200 levels. These numbers do not represent level of difficulty so much as the depth to which a particular subject will be explored in the class. First-year students may not take History 299, a sophomore and junior seminar designed for history majors. Courses at the 100 and 200 levels this fall appropriate for first-year students, subject to availability of seats, are:

• HIST 103: Development of the United States, 1607-1877 (HU)
• HIST 104: Development of the United States, 1877-Present (HU)
• HIST 105/ASIA 125: Early East Asian Civilization (HU)
• HIST 115/CLAS 104: Survey of Caribbean and Latin American Studies (HU)
• HIST/GS 160: Introduction to Islamic World (HU)
• HIST 203: Early Canada (HU)
• HIST 205: Nineteenth Century Europe 1815-1914 (HU)
• HIST 233: Colonial Latin America (HU)
• HIST 239: Imperial Spain (HU)
• HIST 247A: The Cold War
• HIST 247C: SPTP: Modern Middle East
• HIST 247D: Sem-World War II
• HIST 253: Colonial British America (HU)
• HIST 267: The Holocaust