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HIS-110 Western Civilization: Ancient to
Modern, 3 cr.
Surveys the origins of human civilization in the Near East, the
great rise of Greece and Rome and concludes with the
Enlightenment.
(Formerly SS-146A)
HIS-111 Western Civilization: Modern to
Present, 3 cr.
Examines an extremely dynamic phase of European and world
history.
(Formerly SS-147A)
HIS-151 U.S. History to 1877, 3 cr.
Study of national foundations, colonial background, revolution,
confederation and institutions; nationalism and expansion. The
growth of democracy and war plus reconstruction are analyzed.
(Formerly SS-156A)
HIS-152 U..S. History Since 1877, 3 cr.
Covers re-union growth of big business, expansion and World War
I, rise to world power, isolation, modern industry, depression,
recovery and internationalism.
(Formerly SS-157A)
HIS-201 Iowa History, 3 cr.
Provides an understanding of the history of Iowa as it relates
to international history. Special attention is given to ethnic
groups and their contributions.
(Formerly SS-256A)
HIS-251 U.S. History 1945 to Present, 3
cr.
Investigation of the rise of the United States after World War
II to the modern country of the present. Topics include:
aftermath of World War II, nuclear power, the Cold War, Vietnam,
diplomacy, presidential power, and family life.
(Formerly SS-293A)
HIS-255 American Indian History &
Culture I, 3 cr.
A survey of the important events and cultures of the Native
American people from the earliest times to the reservation era.
The survey will be limited to the Native people of the United
States and Alaska.
(Formerly SS-283A)
HIS-257 African American History, 3 cr.
Deals with the experience of blacks in the history of the United
States. Topics include African Heritage, the slave trade,
slavery in the Antebellum South, the Civil War and emancipation,
the Jim Crow era, the Harlem Renaissance, the civil rights
struggle, and modern black America.
(Formerly SS-236A)
HIS-285 Classical Heritage, 3 cr.
An introduction to music and art in the western world. The
period from Classical Greece to the present is studied.
(Formerly
SS-263A)
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