Before 1800

301 Modern Europe
308 Women in the US
310 Women's Roles in Greek Society
318 Western Europe in the Middle Ages
325 Pre-Colonial Africa
327 The Age of discovery
328 Crisis of the 17th Century
331 England
332 England
335 France
336 France
340 Germany
341 Germany
345 Russia
346 Russia
380 Latin America
385 India
387 Early China
412 TOP: Ancient Greece
414 TOP: Ancient Roman Empire
418 Medieval England: Society/Economy
420 Idea of Europe
426 18th Century Europe: Society/Culture
431 Early Modern England
439 Renaissance Europe
441 16th Century European Reformations
442 Early Modern Germany
443 Witches in Europe
455 Colonial American History
456 Revolutionary America
460 I American Intellectual History
473 I American Environmental History
482 Latin America's Indian Peoples
485 I Southeast Asian History
487 I, II China
488 Knowledge and Power in China
490 I, II Japan
491 Premodern Japan: Medicine/Society
496 Chinese Society in the Late Imperial Period
497 Early Japanese Culture and Society

European

301 Modern Europe
302 Modern Europe
303 Modern Europe
310 Women's Roles in Greek Society
318 Western Europe in the Middle Ages
327 The Age of Discovery
328 Crisis of the 17th Century
331 England
332 England
333 England
335 France
336 France
337 France
340 Germany
341 Germany
342 Germany
345 Russia
346 Russia
347 Russia and the USSR
412 Ancient Greece
414 Ancient Rome
418 Medieval England: Society/Economy
420 Idea of Europe
425 Economic History of Modern Europe
426 18th Century Europe: Society/Culture
427 Intellectual History of Modern Europe
428 Europe in the 20th Century
431 Early Modern Europe
434 Modern British History
435 French Revolution and Napoleon
436 Society and Culture of France
439 Renaissance Europe
441 16th Century European Reformations
442 Early Modern German History
443 Witches in Europe
445 Tsarist and Imperial Russia
446 Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union

Africa

312 African Women
325 Precolonial Africa
326 Post Colonial Africa
417 Society and Culture in Modern Africa

United States

308 Women in the US
309 Women in the US
350 American Radicalism
351 American Radicalism
353 American Foreign Relations
354 American Foreign Relations
357 The South
359 Religious Life in the US
360 The American City
363 American Business History
388* Vietnam and US
449 Race and Ethnicity: American West
450 Topics in American History
451 Topics in American Foreign Relations
454 American Women
455 Colonial American History
456 Revolutionary America
457 TOP: 19th Century US History
460 American Intellectual History
463 American Economic History
464 American Economic History
466 The America West
467 The America West
468 The Pacific Northwest
469 American Indian History
470 American Social History
473 American Environmental History
476 TOP: 20th Century US History

Asian

385 India
386 India
387 Early China
388* Vietnam and US
485 Southeast Asian History
486 Peasant Uprisings in the Southeast Asia
487 China
488 Knowledge and Power in China
489 Modern China: State and Society
490 TOP: Modern Japan
491 Premodern Japan: Medicine/Society
492 Postwar Japan
494 East Asia: Concepts and Issues
495 Issues in Southeast Asian History
496 Chinese Society in the late Imperial Period
497 China: Culture, Modernity, and Revolution
498 Early Japanese Culture and Society
499 Japanese popular Culture

Latin America

380 Latin America
381 Latin America
382 Latin America
480 Mexico
481 The Caribbean and Central America
482 Latin America's Indian Peoples
483 Topics in Latin America

Miscellaneous

HIST 399 courses are Special Studies Topics. Current topics include (but not restricted to): The Holocaust, Witchcraft, Greeks and Aliens, Women in Latin America, and Japanese Hist/Film.

HIST 407 courses are SEMINAR courses that fulfill the research paper requirement. Current topics include (but not restricted to): African Americans in the West, Women & Religion in US, Postwar Japan, Gender and Power in Europe, and Slavery in Latin America.

HIST 399, 405, 407, 408 or 410 satisfy distribution requirement where topic is appropriate. See the Director of Undergraduate Studies for authorization.

Any Humanities course taught by a history professor may also fulfill a history requirement.

*May count for either Asian, or US but not both.