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Track 4. History and the Law
Concentration Tracks (4 courses, 12 credits)
Your history program will likely focus in a certain
track: American History, European History, History of Women and
Gender, History and the Law, African and African-American History,
Public History, Asian History, Latin American History. You will
choose from within one of the tracks, developing a program, in consultation
with your advisor, to reflect your interests.
History Courses Outside the Concentration
(4 courses, 12 credits)
200 Level or above
These courses should be chosen through discussion
with an advisor. The main goal is to broaden understanding by turning
a student's attention toward people and parts of the world outside
the area of concentration. For example, students with a concentration
in History and the Law could satisfy this requirement by taking
certain courses in African History, Women's History, or Latin American
History.
Track 4. History and the Law
HST 211-212 British History I, II
HST 291 American Foreign Relations to 1898
HST 292 American Foreign Relations Since 1898
HST 303 Law, Culture and Society in the Ancient
World
HST 311 Law, Culture and Society in the Middle
Ages
HST 332 Capitalism, socialism, and Democracy:
Industrialization and the American State, 1877-1920
HST 333 U.S. in the Twentieth Century, 1898-1945
HST 334 U.S. in the Twentieth Century, Since 1945
HST 362 History of Piracy
HST 367 Disability in America
HST 370 Workers in America
HST 382 The American Revolution
HST 388 Crime in America: 20th Century Case Studies
HST 389 American Constitutional History I
HST 390 American Constitutional History II: From
the 14th Amendment to the Present
HST 392 The American Civil War and Reconstruction
HST 394 Slavery
HST 421-422 Intellectual and Cultural History
of Modern Europe
HST 485 History of American Law
HST 489 Law, Literature and History
HST 494 Politics and Protest
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