History/Secondary Education, B.A.

Foundation Courses

• HIST 100 - Making Global History

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• Take two 200-level survey courses from the following list:

• HIST 240 - Colonial and Revolutionary America
• HIST 241 - Securing the American Republic, 1800-1914
• HIST 242 - The United States in the American Century
• HIST 281 - A Survey of East Asian History
• HIST 282 - A Survey of Modern African History
• HIST 283 - Survey of Latin American History
• HIST 284 - A Survey of Modern Middle East History
• HIST 290 - Religious Traditions of the World

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• HIST 399 - Methods and Historiography with Lab

History Electives:

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  Take one Upper Level (300 or above) course in European History from the following list:

• HIST 310 - Studies in European History
• HIST 320 - Ancient History
• HIST 322 - Medieval History
• HIST 324 - Age of Renaissance and Reformation
• HIST 328 - Age of French Revolution and Napoleon
• HIST 331 - 19th Century Europe
• HIST 345 - Studies in Atlantic History

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  Take one upper level (300 or above) course in U.S. History from the following:

• HIST 332 - 20th Century Europe
• HIST 341 - Colonial America
• HIST 342 - Revolutionary America
• HIST 344 - The Civil War Era
• HIST 345 - Studies in Atlantic History
• HIST 347 - Facing East From Indian Country: A Native History of Early America
• HIST 348 - The Great Depression
• HIST 349 - Crime and Dissent in Early New England
• HIST 360 - Studies in United States History
• HIST 429 - Community Partnership Center: History

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  Take one Upper Level (300 or above) course in African, Asian (including the Middle East) and/or Latin American History from the following:

   

• HIST 316 - Studies in African National History
• HIST 317 - Studies in Asian National History
• HIST 318 - Studies in Latin American National History
• HIST 319 - Studies in Modern Middle East National Histories
• HIST 345- Studies in Atlantic History
• HIST 380 - Magic Potions Swords Rings: Myth and Memory
• HIST 381 - Critical Periods and Topics in Asian History
• HIST 382 - Critical Periods and Topics in Africa
• HIST 383 - Critical Periods and Topics in Latin American History
• HIST 384 - Perspectives in Mid-East History

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  Take six Upper Level (300 or above) History courses 

   

Capstone

• HIST 420 - Senior Research Project

Note:

Note: Upper-level American Studies courses may be used to satisfy

United States History degree requirements.

*History/Secondary Education students may substitute EDU 396   for one 300-level elective and EDU 397   for one 300-level elective