HIST-111 Origins of the Modern World to 1600
Prerequisite for Spanish section: SPAN-415 or advanced fluency.
Curriculum: Fulfills world history requirement for A&S and Business; fulfills humanities requirement for Engineering.
Description: The birth of a civilization. Developmental approach to the Western World as a confluence of classical, Islamic and Judeo-Christian traditions. Study of the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean and Near East (Greece, Rome and Byzantium); the Asian, Norman and Islamic invasions of Europe; the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Reformation. Course excursion to Athens integrated into fall term.
Current Text: A History of Western Civilization (McKay, et al.)
Optional Trip: Athens (fall term) - estimated cost, €775
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Course ID
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Credits
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Instructor
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Language
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Days
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Hours
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Term
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HIST-111-M01
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3
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García-Serrano
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Eng
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TR
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15:30-16:45
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Fall
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HIST-111-M02
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3
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Olondo
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Sp
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TR
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12:30-13:45
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HIST-111-M03
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3
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O'Brien
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Eng
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MWF |
12:00-12:50
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Fall
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HIST-111-M01
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3
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TBA
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Eng
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MWF |
12:00-12:50
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Spring
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