HIST 101 Western Civilization: Ancient World to 1500
HIST 102 Western Civilization: 1500 to the Present
HIST 110 Football and American Society
Football as a game and institution in American society and culture. Topics include gender, militarism, patriotism, labor, tax, and race issues in the US.
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HIST 131 World History to 1500
Global perspective on the development of the civilizations of Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas from prehistoric times to the dawn of the modern era.
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HIST 132 World History Since 1500
Global perspective on the development and integration of the civilizations of the world from the age of European expansion to the present.
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HIST 141 Global History of the Family, Gender, and Sexuality
A thematic survey of global history exploring the changing concepts of gender, sexuality, and the family from prehistory to the present. Topics include genealogy, demography, kinship, law, artistic representation, feminist analysis, and sexual diversity studies.
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HIST 150 Multicultural America
Cross-cultural study of U.S. ethnic and racial identities through materials from literature, history, and the media, with attention to African-, Asian-, Hispanic-, and Native-American experiences.
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HIST 151 American History: 1607 to 1877
HIST 152 American History: 1877 to the Present
HIST 175 East Asian Civilization to 1600
HIST 176 East Asian Civilization Since 1600
HIST 180 Latin American Society and Culture
Lecture course designed to familiarize students with the broad parameters of Latin American history, emphasis on themes of continuity and change.
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HIST 192 First-Year Seminar:
HIST 193 First-Year Seminar:
HIST 199 Independent Study
HIST 200 Historical Roots of Contemporary Issues:
This course examines the historical dimensions and demonstrates the importance of historical thinking for the understanding of contemporary problems and crises.
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HIST 201 The Ancient World: The Near East and Greece
HIST 202 The Ancient World: The Roman Republic and Empire
HIST 203 The History of Medieval Europe: The Early Middle Ages
HIST 204 The History of Medieval Europe: The High Middle Ages
HIST 206 Europe and the Modern World: 1815 to the Present
HIST 210 The Twentieth Century: A Global History
War, revolution, colonialism in global perspective; role of science, communication, and technology; shifting concepts of gender, class, race, and authority; internationalization of ideas and commerce.
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HIST 215 History of Capitalism
Examines the role of property rights, technology, forms of enterprise, and business-state relations and the economic benefits and social costs of economic change.
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HIST 229 History of Race, Science, and Medicine in the United States
Education and professionalization of minorities in science, medicine, and nursing; minorities as patients and scientific subjects; biographies of minority scientists; scientific theories of racial inferiority.
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HIST 235 English History to 1688
Celtic period, Roman occupation, the Anglo-Saxons, Christianization of England, Norman conquest, feudalism, medieval peasantry, Black Death, rise of the Tudors, Renaissance, Reformation, English revolution.
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HIST 236 Britain Since 1688: Rise and Decline of a Great Power
Examines change and continuities in British life from 1688 to the present against the backdrop of industrialization, imperial expansion, industrial decline, and decolonization.
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HIST 239 Poland and its Neighbors, 1795-1914
HIST 241 Women and Gender in Europe: 1350 to 1750
HIST 242 Women and Gender in Europe: 1750 to the Present
Social, economic, cultural, religious and political aspects of the history of women and gender from the Enlightenment to the present.
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HIST 243 History of Women in American Society
The changing, economic, social, and political roles of American women, their relationship to public and private life, and their evolving self-consciousness.
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HIST 248 The First World War
Origins and course of what became the Great War. The peace settlements. Emphasis on economic and social change as well as military and diplomatic matters.
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HIST 249 The Second World War in Europe
The origins and course of the war in Europe from 1939 to 1945. Emphasis on political and diplomatic aspects as well as military matters.
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HIST 262 North American Indian History to 1887
A survey of Native American history from aboriginal times to 1887. Emphasis will be placed on American policies and change within Indian societies.
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HIST 263 North American Indian History Since 1887
A survey of American Indian history since 1887 with emphasis on federal policies and changing Indian societies in the twentieth century.
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HIST 267 The History of Latinos in the United States
History and culture of Latinos in the United States from the colonial period to the present; emphasis on Mexican American, Puerto Rican, and Cuban experiences.
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HIST 268 History of the American West
The American frontier experience; Indian policy, expansion; fur trade; settlement; communications, mining frontier; cattle frontier, and the impact of westward expansion on the nation.
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HIST 269 Asian Americans in Historical Perspective
The history of Asians in the United States from 1849 to the present emphasizing the Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, and southeast Asian experiences of immigration, discrimination, and assimilation in different regions in the United States.
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HIST 270 Topics in American History:
HIST 271 The 1960s in the United States: A Cultural History
Overview of social upheavals; how 1960s shaped racial and ethnic identities, youth culture, sexual mores, community activism, art and fashion, political values; decade's enduring influence.
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HIST 274 Ancient Egyptian Civilization
Culture of Egypt, with particular attention to its literature reflecting social, political, and religious conditions; emphasis on Egyptian-Hebrew contacts during the second millenium.
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HIST 280 Islamic Civilization: The Formative Period, ca. 500-1258
HIST 282 The Modern Middle East in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
The challenge of colonialisms--Ottoman, Portuguese, French and British--and the response of nationalisms-Arab, Turkish, Persian, and Zionist; also the Arab-Israeli conflict.
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HIST 284 Buddhism Across Asia
HIST 289 Internship in History, Lower Division
HIST 290 Topics in Global History:
HIST 294 Seminar on Historical Method: Research Techniques
The practical problems of historical research: question-framing, research design, use of sources, bibliography, archives and manuscript collections, quantification; evidence, verification, and exposition.
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HIST 295 Historical Encounters:
Studies in history of contacts and conflicts between differing civilizations. European, Near Eastern, Asian, African, and American topics are treated in cross-cultural perspective.
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HIST 296 UROP Apprenticeship
HIST 297 Study Abroad:
Designed to enroll students in UWM sponsored program before coursework level, content and credits are determined and/or in specially prepared program coursework.
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HIST 299 Ad Hoc:
Course created expressly for offering in a specified enrollment period. Requires only dept & assoc dean approval. In exceptional circumstances, can be offered in one add'l sem.
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HIST 303 A History of Greek Civilization: The Greek City-State
HIST 303G A History of Greek Civilization: The Greek City-State
HIST 304 A History of Greek Civilization: The Age of Alexander the Great
HIST 304G A History of Greek Civilization: The Age of Alexander the Great
HIST 307 A History of Rome: The Republic
HIST 307G A History of Rome: The Republic
HIST 308 A History of Rome: The Empire
HIST 308G A History of Rome: The Empire
HIST 318 Medieval Civilization: The High Middle Ages
HIST 318G Medieval Civilization: The High Middle Ages
HIST 319 The Era of the Crusades
HIST 319G The Era of the Crusades
HIST 320 History of Medieval Warfare
HIST 320G History of Medieval Warfare
HIST 329 The Roman Catholic Church, 1500 to the Present
HIST 329G The Roman Catholic Church, 1500 to the Present
HIST 330 The Papacy in History
HIST 330G The Papacy in History
HIST 341 Imperial Russia
Development of autocracy and expansion of Russia's multi-ethnic empire; Russian economic, political, and intellectual developments under the tsars; reform and revolution.
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HIST 341G Imperial Russia
Development of autocracy and expansion of Russia's multi-ethnic empire; Russian economic, political, and intellectual developments under the tsars; reform and revolution.
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HIST 343 Russia Since 1917
HIST 343G Russia Since 1917
HIST 346 Poland and Its Neighbors, 1914-1945
The effects of two world wars in East-Central Europe. The independence and subjugation of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the Baltic States.
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HIST 346G Poland and Its Neighbors, 1914-1945
The effects of two world wars in East-Central Europe. The independence and subjugation of Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and the Baltic States.
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HIST 348 Poland and Its Neighbors, 1945 to the Present
Developments in Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary since the Second World War. The origins, development, decline, and fall of communist rule in Central Europe.
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HIST 348G Poland and Its Neighbors, 1945 to the Present
Developments in Poland, East Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary since the Second World War. The origins, development, decline, and fall of communist rule in Central Europe.
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HIST 355 Modern and Contemporary France
France as a political experiment, complex society, intellectual and cultural center, and imperial power since 1815, with emphasis on the period since the late nineteenth century.
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HIST 355G Modern and Contemporary France
France as a political experiment, complex society, intellectual and cultural center, and imperial power since 1815, with emphasis on the period since the late nineteenth century.
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HIST 358 The Jews of Modern Europe: History and Culture
History of the Jews in Europe from the middle of the eighteenth century to the present, with an emphasis on their cultural production.
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HIST 358G The Jews of Modern Europe: History and Culture
History of the Jews in Europe from the middle of the eighteenth century to the present, with an emphasis on their cultural production.
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HIST 363 Germany: Hitler and the Nazi Dictatorship
Rise and fall of Third Reich; Weimar Republic and collapse; Hitler's conquest of power, national socialist state, World War II; catastrophe and reconstruction.
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HIST 363G Germany: Hitler and the Nazi Dictatorship
Rise and fall of Third Reich; Weimar Republic and collapse; Hitler's conquest of power, national socialist state, World War II; catastrophe and reconstruction.
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HIST 364 The Holocaust: Anti-Semitism & the Fate of Jewish People in Europe, 1933-45
The rise of Nazism; anti-Semitism; annihilation of Jews and other ethnic and religious minorities; Jewish responses and resistance; legacy of persecution.
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HIST 364G The Holocaust: Anti-Semitism & the Fate of Jewish People in Europe, 1933-45
The rise of Nazism; anti-Semitism; annihilation of Jews and other ethnic and religious minorities; Jewish responses and resistance; legacy of persecution.
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HIST 370 Topics in the History of Religious Thought:
Selected topics in the history of religious thought, for graduate and advanced undergraduate students. Intensive reading and student reports will be stressed.
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HIST 370G Topics in the History of Religious Thought:
Selected topics in the history of religious thought, for graduate and advanced undergraduate students. Intensive reading and student reports will be stressed.
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HIST 371 Topics in European History:
HIST 371G Topics in European History:
HIST 372 Topics in Global History:
HIST 372G Topics in Global History:
HIST 373 Topics in Gender and History:
HIST 373G Topics in Gender and History:
HIST 375 Contemporary European History, 1945 to the Present
The Cold War; the recovery of Europe; student revolutions and spiritual crisis; economic stagnation; moves toward European unification; breakup of the Soviet bloc.
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HIST 375G Contemporary European History, 1945 to the Present
The Cold War; the recovery of Europe; student revolutions and spiritual crisis; economic stagnation; moves toward European unification; breakup of the Soviet bloc.
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HIST 376 History of Ancient China, Earliest Times to 220 A.D.
History of China through First Unification and Great Empire of Han Dynasty; attention to development of distinctive qualities of Chinese philosophy, politics, society, and material culture.
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HIST 376G History of Ancient China, Earliest Times to 220 A.D.
History of China through First Unification and Great Empire of Han Dynasty; attention to development of distinctive qualities of Chinese philosophy, politics, society, and material culture.
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HIST 377 Modern China
China in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, from the Opium Wars to the establishment of People's Republic in 1949. Major political, economic and social issues.
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HIST 377G Modern China
China in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, from the Opium Wars to the establishment of People's Republic in 1949. Major political, economic and social issues.
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HIST 378 Revolution in China
History of the socialist revolution in China. Background examination of the Chinese communist movement, but major emphasis on People's Republic from 1949 to the present.
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HIST 378G Revolution in China
History of the socialist revolution in China. Background examination of the Chinese communist movement, but major emphasis on People's Republic from 1949 to the present.
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HIST 379 Introduction to Jewish History
Historical survey of major currents in Jewish culture and society from antiquity to the present day, with particular focus on the modern era.
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HIST 380 Buddhism: A Cultural History
Development of Buddhist culture in Asia and contemporary globalized world; intertwining themes of individual purification and Buddhist visions of just and unjust societies.
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HIST 380G Buddhism: A Cultural History
Development of Buddhist culture in Asia and contemporary globalized world; intertwining themes of individual purification and Buddhist visions of just and unjust societies.
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HIST 386 Africans in World History: Communities, Cultures, and Ideas
HIST 386G Africans in World History: Communities, Cultures, and Ideas
HIST 387 Colonization in Africa: A History of Resistance and Adaptation
HIST 387G Colonization in Africa: A History of Resistance and Adaptation
HIST 392 The History of Southern Africa
Surveys the history of South Africa and Zimbabwe with special reference to the twentieth century, comparing their struggles for majority rule.
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HIST 392G The History of Southern Africa
Surveys the history of South Africa and Zimbabwe with special reference to the twentieth century, comparing their struggles for majority rule.
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HIST 393 History of Mexico
An upper-division survey course spanning all periods of Mexican history, with special emphasis on the historical origins and development of major contemporary issues.
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HIST 393G History of Mexico
An upper-division survey course spanning all periods of Mexican history, with special emphasis on the historical origins and development of major contemporary issues.
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HIST 394 History of Japan to 1600
HIST 394G History of Japan to 1600
HIST 395 History of Japan Since 1600
Japan's rise as modern nation-state and economic power; evolution of social, political, cultural institutions from establishment of Tokugawa shogunate through Meji restoration to present.
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HIST 395G History of Japan Since 1600
Japan's rise as modern nation-state and economic power; evolution of social, political, cultural institutions from establishment of Tokugawa shogunate through Meji restoration to present.
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HIST 396 Decolonization, Revolution, and Independence in African History
History of decolonization and independence in Africa: African adaptations to colonial rule; processes of decolonization; nationalism; and notions of sovereignty. Prereq: Prereq: jr st; satisfaction of OWC-A GER.
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HIST 396G Decolonization, Revolution, and Independence in African History
History of decolonization and independence in Africa: African adaptations to colonial rule; processes of decolonization; nationalism; and notions of sovereignty. Prereq: Prereq: jr st; satisfaction of OWC-A GER.
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HIST 398 Honors Seminar:
Reading, discussion, and presentation of papers to help students acquire an understanding of important historical problems from a humanities perspective.
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HIST 399 Honors Seminar:
Readings, discussion, and presentation of papers to help students acquire an understanding of important historical problems from a social science perspective.
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HIST 400 Topics in Latin American and Caribbean History:
HIST 400G Topics in Latin American and Caribbean History:
HIST 401 Topics in Middle Eastern History:
HIST 401G Topics in Middle Eastern History:
HIST 402 Topics in Asian History:
HIST 402G Topics in Asian History:
HIST 404 Topics in American History:
HIST 404G Topics in American History:
HIST 405 The Age of the American Revolution, 1750-1789
Background to revolution; British policy and American protest; political, social, diplomatic, and military phases of the War for Independence; Articles of Confederation; Constitution of 1787.
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HIST 405G The Age of the American Revolution, 1750-1789
Background to revolution; British policy and American protest; political, social, diplomatic, and military phases of the War for Independence; Articles of Confederation; Constitution of 1787.
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HIST 409 Causes of the Civil War, 1828-1861
Examination of the relationship between sectional conflict and political and social developments; the explanation of the causes and timing of the Civil War.
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HIST 409G Causes of the Civil War, 1828-1861
Examination of the relationship between sectional conflict and political and social developments; the explanation of the causes and timing of the Civil War.
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HIST 410 Civil War and Reconstruction: The United States, 1861-1877
HIST 410G Civil War and Reconstruction: The United States, 1861-1877
HIST 418 America in Prosperity, Depression and War, 1921-1945
The Twenties as a transition period; the Great Depression; Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal; foreign policies and U.S. participation in World War II.
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HIST 418G America in Prosperity, Depression and War, 1921-1945
The Twenties as a transition period; the Great Depression; Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal; foreign policies and U.S. participation in World War II.
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HIST 419 America Since 1945
Postwar America, including social and economic developments, Cold War rivalries, and the changing political scenes from the Truman years to the present.
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HIST 419G America Since 1945
Postwar America, including social and economic developments, Cold War rivalries, and the changing political scenes from the Truman years to the present.
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HIST 432 North American Environmental History
HIST 434 The United States as a World Power in the 20th Century
How the United States became involved in two world wars and a cold war, while spreading its interests and influence across the globe.
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HIST 434G The United States as a World Power in the 20th Century
How the United States became involved in two world wars and a cold war, while spreading its interests and influence across the globe.
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HIST 435 Ethnic America: To 1880
Survey of the conflict between cultural diversity and the melting pot, included are theories about and experiences of ethnic groups in America, particularly the bad west.
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HIST 435G Ethnic America: To 1880
Survey of the conflict between cultural diversity and the melting pot, included are theories about and experiences of ethnic groups in America, particularly the bad west.
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HIST 436 Immigrant America Since 1880
Survey of the conflict between the ideas of cultural diversity and assimilation, stressing the differing reception and settlement of white and non-white immigrants.
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HIST 440 History of the American Working Classes
The social and occupational composition of the American working classes and their response to capitalism, socialism, and the organized labor movement.
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HIST 440G History of the American Working Classes
The social and occupational composition of the American working classes and their response to capitalism, socialism, and the organized labor movement.
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HIST 442 Beer and Brewing in America
Relationship between beer and brewing and social, political, and cultural change in the United States, from colonial times to the present.
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HIST 442G Beer and Brewing in America
Relationship between beer and brewing and social, political, and cultural change in the United States, from colonial times to the present.
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HIST 445 African Americans from Slavery to Freedom
African-American history from shores of Africa through Atlantic slave trade to plantation slavery and formation of an African-American community in the New World.
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HIST 445G African Americans from Slavery to Freedom
African-American history from shores of Africa through Atlantic slave trade to plantation slavery and formation of an African-American community in the New World.
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HIST 446 African Americans Since the Civil War
HIST 446G African Americans Since the Civil War
HIST 448 Baseball in American History
The origins and development of baseball in the United States, its rise as a spectator sport, and its place in American life and culture.
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HIST 448G Baseball in American History
The origins and development of baseball in the United States, its rise as a spectator sport, and its place in American life and culture.
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HIST 449 Popular Culture in America, 1800 to the Present
Popular culture seen through artifacts and the mass media: popular music, newspapers, magazines, dime novels, film, comics, TV, radio, folk heroes, sports, and 'stars.'
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HIST 449G Popular Culture in America, 1800 to the Present
Popular culture seen through artifacts and the mass media: popular music, newspapers, magazines, dime novels, film, comics, TV, radio, folk heroes, sports, and 'stars.'
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HIST 450 The History of Milwaukee
History of the land and peoples of the Milwaukee area, including Native Americans, Yankee-Yorkers, Germans and other immigrants, and African Americans. Attention to municipal governance, annexation, and Milwaukee's unique history of Socialist mayors.
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HIST 450G The History of Milwaukee
History of the land and peoples of the Milwaukee area, including Native Americans, Yankee-Yorkers, Germans and other immigrants, and African Americans. Attention to municipal governance, annexation, and Milwaukee's unique history of Socialist mayors.
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HIST 451 History of Wisconsin
Political, economic and social development of Wisconsin, especially since 1815, with attention to such major personalities as the La Follettes, Kohlers, Turner, Hoard, Wright, and Gale.
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HIST 451G History of Wisconsin
Political, economic and social development of Wisconsin, especially since 1815, with attention to such major personalities as the La Follettes, Kohlers, Turner, Hoard, Wright, and Gale.
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HIST 452 History of Religion in American Life to 1870
Development of different religions in America; role of religion in American society, politics; church attitudes on race and war; lives of religious leaders; theology.
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HIST 452G History of Religion in American Life to 1870
Development of different religions in America; role of religion in American society, politics; church attitudes on race and war; lives of religious leaders; theology.
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HIST 453 History of Religion in American Life Since 1870
Development of different religions in America; role of religion in American society, politics; church attitudes on race and war; lives of religious leaders; theology.
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HIST 453G History of Religion in American Life Since 1870
Development of different religions in America; role of religion in American society, politics; church attitudes on race and war; lives of religious leaders; theology.
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HIST 454 God at the Movies: American Religion in Fiction and Film
HIST 460 The History of Poverty in America
Social welfare policies and programs (including evolution of social work profession), 1620-present, in light of major developments in American social and intellectual history.
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HIST 460G The History of Poverty in America
Social welfare policies and programs (including evolution of social work profession), 1620-present, in light of major developments in American social and intellectual history.
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HIST 463 History of the American City
Character of American urbanization and its social and political consequences; responses to 'urban problems' from the early nineteenth century to the present.
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HIST 463G History of the American City
Character of American urbanization and its social and political consequences; responses to 'urban problems' from the early nineteenth century to the present.
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HIST 468 The American Feminist Movement
HIST 468G The American Feminist Movement
HIST 473 History of Wisconsin Indians
History of Wisconsin tribes from their earliest years to the present, including European contacts, treaties, the fur trade, and wars.
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HIST 473G History of Wisconsin Indians
History of Wisconsin tribes from their earliest years to the present, including European contacts, treaties, the fur trade, and wars.
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HIST 474 Topics in North American Indian History:
HIST 474G Topics in North American Indian History:
HIST 475 American Indian History, Law, and Government
American Indian political systems; their interaction with U.S. Indian policy. Indigenous systems of governance; European Legal justification for colonization; American Indian sovereignty; Federal-Tribal relationship.
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HIST 475G American Indian History, Law, and Government
American Indian political systems; their interaction with U.S. Indian policy. Indigenous systems of governance; European Legal justification for colonization; American Indian sovereignty; Federal-Tribal relationship.
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HIST 489 Internship in History, Upper Division
HIST 496 UROP Apprenticeship
HIST 497 Study Abroad:
Designed to enroll students in UWM sponsored program before coursework level, content and credits are determined and/or in specially prepared program coursework.
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HIST 497G Study Abroad:
Designed to enroll students in UWM sponsored program before coursework level, content and credits are determined and/or in specially prepared program coursework.
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HIST 499 Ad Hoc:
Course created expressly for offering in a specified enrollment period. Requires only dept & assoc dean approval. In exceptional circumstances, can be offered in one add'l sem.
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HIST 593 Seminar on Historical Method: Theory and Approach
Systematic exploration of the varieties of historical thought and of common problems in writing history, including causation, generalization, objectivity, purpose and value of history.
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HIST 594 Methods and Theory in the Historical Study of Religion:
HIST 594G Methods and Theory in the Historical Study of Religion:
HIST 595 The Quantitative Analysis of Historical Data
Statistical methods and the computer in analysis of historical problems: statistics through regression; use of social science computer package; special techniques for handling historical data.
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HIST 595G The Quantitative Analysis of Historical Data
Statistical methods and the computer in analysis of historical problems: statistics through regression; use of social science computer package; special techniques for handling historical data.
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HIST 596 Maps as Historical Sources
HIST 596G Maps as Historical Sources
HIST 597 Fields and Methods in Public History
Career opportunities for historians in historical agencies, focusing on the work and methods of archivists, museum curators, historic preservationists, oral historians, and administrators.
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HIST 597G Fields and Methods in Public History
Career opportunities for historians in historical agencies, focusing on the work and methods of archivists, museum curators, historic preservationists, oral historians, and administrators.
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HIST 600 Seminar in History:
In-depth investigation of a period or theme in history. Emphasis on designing and writing a research paper based on primary and secondary sources.
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HIST 682 Senior Thesis II
HIST 699 Independent Reading:
Advanced independent work under the supervision of a history faculty member. Students must submit study proposal. For more information, consult dept chair, www4.uwm.edu/letsci/history/undergrad/internships.cfm.
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HIST 700 Public History Seminar
Seminar in the history, ethics, and practice of public history; explores case studies, audio-visual resources, digital-humanities tools, professional pathways, interdisciplinary approaches to historical interpretation, and the challenges and opportunities of co-creating projects for public audiences.
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HIST 701 Graduate Internship in Public History
HIST 712 Historiography and Theory of History
Seminar on history of historical writing and thought, including such theoretical problems as objectivity, generalization, the nature of historical explanation, and the value of history.
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HIST 713 Historical Research Methods
Seminar addressing evaluation of evidence, quantitative methods, and application of social science methodology to historical research.
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HIST 715 Research Methods in Local History
HIST 716 Professional and Pedagogical Issues in History
Seminar on professional and pedagogical aspects of historical work, including course management, lecture writing, grading, and grant writing.
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HIST 717 History and the New Media
HIST 740 Approaches to the Modern I
HIST 741 Approaches to the Modern II
HIST 800 Colloquium on U.S. History:
HIST 833 Colloquium on Urban History:
Seminar on issues and problems in urban development and institutions. Specific topics announced in Schedule of Classes each time course is offered.
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HIST 839 Approaches to Global History
HIST 840 Colloquium on Global History:
Seminar on historical developments from a global or comparative perspective. Specific topics announced in Timetable each time course is offered.
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HIST 841 Colloquium on Modern Studies:
Seminar on historical developments from a modern studies perspective. Specific topics and any additional prerequisites announced in Timetable each time course is offered.
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HIST 850 Colloquium on European History:
HIST 880 Colloquium: European Diplomatic History
HIST 888 Candidate for Degree
HIST 900 Seminar on U.S. History:
HIST 904 Seminar in Modern America
HIST 907 Seminar on U.S. Intellectual and Cultural History
HIST 940 Seminar on Global History:
Historical developments from a global or comparative perspective. Specific topics announced in Timetable each time course is offered.
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HIST 950 Seminar on European History:
HIST 970 Seminar on European Political History
HIST 971 Seminar on the History of American Urban Problems
Historical analysis of the current problems of housing, race relations, the powers and functions of municipal government, law enforcement, and city planning in the United States.
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HIST 980 Growth of Urban Society
Seminar in historical, social, and ecological growth and development of urban agglomerations. Comparative framework will be used to examine the urban process.
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HIST 985 Master's Capstone
HIST 989 Master's Level Independent Work
HIST 990 Dissertation Research
HIST 999 Doctoral Level Independent Work