History Minor

I. United States History:

• HIST 3405 - American Public History
• HIST 3420 - American Sexual Histories
• HIST 3425 - Queer American History
• HIST 3450 - African American History to 1865
• HIST 3455 - African American History since 1865
• HIST 3460R - Topics in the American South
• HIST 3465 - American South since 1865
• HIST 3470 - American Popular Culture
• HIST 3475 - The Modern Civil Rights Struggle
• HIST 3485 - The Civil War in American Memory
• HIST 3920R - Topics: Interpreting American History
• HIST 4370 - Food and Southern History

II. European History:

• HIST 3110 - Ancient Greece
• HIST 3120 - Ancient Rome
• HIST 3200 - Renaissance Culture and Society
• HIST 3210 - Reformation Europe and the World
• HIST 3270 - Under Hitler’s Shadow: Europe 1929-1945
• HIST 3280 - The Holocaust: Perpetrators, Victims, and Bystanders
• HIST 3300 - England to 1688
• HIST 3310 - England since 1688
• HIST 3330 - History of Modern Russia
• HIST 3930R - Topics: Interpreting European History
• HIST 4150 - Women, Gender, and Power in European History
• HIST 4160 - Nationalism and Ethnic Identity in Europe
• HIST 4170 - Minorities in 20th Century Europe: Jews, Germans, and Roma

III. World Histories:

• HIST 3530 - Race, Identity, and Nationhood in South African History
• HIST 3560 - Africa in the Atlantic World
• HIST 3620 - Modern China
• HIST 3640 - Modern Japan from Isolation to Globalization
• HIST 3940R - Topics: Interpreting World Histories
• HIST 4620 - Gender and Sexuality in Modern East Asia
• HIST 4630 - Memories of WWII in East Asia
• HIST 4810 - Debating the Middle East
• HIST 4850 - Modern Iran

Special Topics

The following special-topics courses may be approved by the department head for credit in the most appropriate regional category:

• HIST 4500R - Special Topics in Historical Study
• HIST 3820 - The United States and the Middle East
• HIST 3950R - Topics in the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine