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HIST 101: Canada: Prelude to Confederation
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 T/11:30-14:20 |
| HIST 102: Canada 1867 to the Present |
AB1 M/8:30-11:20 |
HIST 102: Canada 1867 to the Present
*abridged syllabus |
AB2 W/17:30-20:20 |
| HIST 102: Canada 1867 to the Present |
AB3 F/11:30-14:20 |
| HIST 102: Canada 1867 to the Present |
CH1 W/8:30-11:20 |
HIST 103: Sto:lo History
*full syllabus |
CH1 T/11:30-14:20 |
| HIST 108: Birth of Europe: Antiquity to the 14th C |
ONL |
| HIST 108: Birth of Europe: Antiquity to the 14th C |
AB1 M/17:30-20:20 |
HIST 110: History of Britain 1688-1990
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 R/14:30-17:20 |
HIST 208: European History, 1300-1789
*full syllabus |
CH1 W/11:30-14:20 |
| HIST 208: European History, 1300-1789 |
AB1 F/8:30-11:20 |
| HIST 209: European History, 1789-1914 |
AB1 W/14:30-17:20 |
HIST 209: European History, 1789-1914
*full syllabus |
AB2 R/8:30-11:20 |
HIST 210: European History Since 1914
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 M/14:30-17:20 |
HIST 210: European History Since 1914
*abridged syllabus |
AB2 R/11:30-14:20 |
HIST 220: Seeing Canada's History
*abridged syllabus |
ON1 |
| HIST 236: Japanese History Since 1600 |
AB1 M/11:30-14:20 |
HIST 242: History of the US since 1865
*full syllabus |
AB1 T/8:30-11:20 |
HIST 242: History of the US since 1865
*full syllabus |
AB2 R/14:30-17:20 |
HIST 262: Latin American Hist: National Experience
*full syllabus |
AB1 W/11:30-14:20 |
HIST 264: History of India: Akbar to Independence
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 W/8:30-11:20 |
HIST 310: Women and Family in Western Europe, 1700-1920
*full syllabus |
AB1 F/13:00-16:40 |
| HIST 315: War and Society in the Western World |
AB1 M/13:00-16:40 |
| HIST 323: History of Education in Canada |
AB1 W/13:00-16:40 |
HIST 335: Arab-Zionist Relations
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 T/17:30-21:10 |
HIST 358: African Slavery in the Americas
*full syllabus |
AB1 T/8:30-12:10 |
HIST 364: Indian Social History
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 M/8:30-12:10 |
HIST 370: The American Civil Rights Movement
*full syllabus |
AB1 W/17:30-21:10 |
| HIST 382: Social History of 20th C. China |
AB1 F/8:30-12:10 |
| HIST 397G: Soviet Union in the Cold War Era |
AB1 R/8:30-12:10 |
HIST 412: Louis X!V and His Court at Versailles NEW
This course explores the personal and political dynamics of court society at Versailles during the reign of Louis XIV (1643-1715). We will pursue a two-pronged approach, exploring the intricacies of court life against a backdrop of larger political events across France and Europe. By examining such topics as patronage, consumption, ritual and display, the course will consider the extent to which ancien régime absolutism was perfected in the halls of Versailles. Through an in-depth exploration of Louis XIV's court, that quintessential example of absolutism at work, students will gain insight into one of the most important socio-political institutions of early modern Europe.
Instructor: Adrianna Bakos |
AB1 W/8:30-12:10 |
| HIST 426: Aboriginal Peoples and Warfare in Canada: Pre-contact to the Present |
AB1 R/13:00-16:40 |
| HIST 430: Canada and Migration |
AB1 M/17:30-21:10 |
HIST 459D: State Terror, Human Rights and the Politics of Memory in Latin America
*full syllabus |
AB1 R/17:30-21:10 |
HIST 465: British India
*abridged syllabus |
AB1 M/8:30-12:10 |
| HIST 486: Problems in the Chinese Communist Revolution |
Course canceled |
HIST 499J: Historical Demography and Analysis NEW
*abridged syllabus
Genealogies and quantitative historical sources permit insightful explorations of social groups and cultures and how they have changed over time. In a step-by-step approach this course will explore the tools of historical demographic analysis using genealogical census and church records. The emphasis will be on learning the practical skills of demographic analysis including how to construct and analyze genealogies. NOTE: This course will include lab work. Basic computer skills are required.
Instructor: Bruce Hiebert |
Course canceled |
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