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History
	• HIST 318 - United States Constitutional History (3)
	• HIST 319 - Novelty and Nostalgia: The Rise of Modern America, 1877 to 1945 (3)
	• HIST 320 - Atlantic Revolutions on Film (3)
	• HIST 321 - African-American History to 1865 (3)
	• HIST 322 - African American History Since 1865 (3)
	• HIST 323 - African American Women’s History (3)
	• HIST 325 - History of Women in America to 1870 (3)
	• HIST 326 - History of Women in America Since 1870 (3)
	• HIST 327 - Modern Latin American History (3)
	• HIST 328 - Colonial Latin America (3)
	• HIST 330 - Ancient Science and Technology (3)
	• HIST 339 - Images of Science and Technology in Cinema and Media (3)
	• HIST 340 - Atlantic Revolutions (3)
	• HIST 341 - The American Colonies (3)
	• HIST 343 - Democratizing America, 1763-1850 (3)
	• HIST 344 - The American Civil War (3)
	• HIST 345 - Origins of Modern America, 1877-1920 (3)
	• HIST 346 - The United States, 1917 to 1945 (3)
	• HIST 347 - The United States Since 1945 (3)
	• HIST 348 - American Intelligence: The Revolution to 9/11 (3)
	• HIST 349 - Citizen Soldiers: American Veterans from the Civil War to the War on Terror (3)
	• HIST 350 - History of Medicine (3)
	• HIST 352 - Environmental History (3)
	• HIST 354 - West African History (3)
	• HIST 355 - Selected Topics in History (3)
	• HIST 356 - Special Topics in U.S. History (3)
	• HIST 358 - Art and Society in the Renaissance (3)
	• HIST 360 - Islam in Africa (3)
	• HIST 361 - The French Revolution (3)
	• HIST 362 - The Medieval Mediterranean (3)
	• HIST 363 - The Crusades (3)
	• HIST 364 - The Rise of Islam (3)
	• HIST 365 - War in the Modern World (3)
	• HIST 366 - Doin’ It: Case Studies in the History of Western Sexuality (3)
	• HIST 369 - Darwinism: The Evolutionary Perspective (3)
	• HIST 370 - History of the Jews in the United States (3)
	• HIST 371 - History and Film (3)
	• HIST 372 - Nazi Germany (3)
	• HIST 373 - History of the Holocaust (3)
	• HIST 373H - History of the Holocaust (3)
	• HIST 374 - European Women’s History 1200-1750 (3)
	• HIST 375 - European Women’s History 1750-Present (3)
	• HIST 376 - European Women’s History, 1914 - Present (3)
	• HIST 377 - The Jewish American Experience in Film (3)
	• HIST 378 - Eastern Europe Since 1878 (3)
	• HIST 379 - ”Do Muslim Women Need Saving?” - Women and Gender in Islam (3)
	• HIST 380 - Women and Gender in Asia (3)
	• HIST 380H - Women and Gender in Asia (3)
	• HIST 381 - From Samurai to “Salariman”: Japanese History through Film and Literature (3)
	• HIST 382 - Pacific Crossings: Race, War, and Gender in Asian Migrations (3)
	• HIST 383 - Japan in the Shogun Age (3)
	• HIST 384 - Viewing History through Maps: East Asia in Native and European Cartography (3)
	• HIST 385 - Contemporary Japan, 1945 to the Present (3)
	• HIST 386 - Hindus, Muslims, and their Others: The Construction of Identities in India and Pakistan (3)
	• HIST 387 - Medicine and Health Care in China (3)
	• HIST 388 - Society and Culture in China (3)
	• HIST 389 - Islamic Culture and Society: 570-1560 CE (3)
	• HIST 390 - Wars in 20th Century East Asia (3)
	• HIST 391 - Internship in History (3)
	• HIST 392 - Art and Power in Japan: 1600 to the Present (3)
	• HIST 400 - Special Projects in History (1-3)
	• HIST 401 - The American South to 1865 (3)
	• HIST 402 - The American South Since Reconstruction (3)
	• HIST 405 - Comparative Slavery: Africa and the New World (3)
	• HIST 406 - The Atlantic World: The Shared History of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans (3)
	• HIST 408 - Mayhem and Murder: Women & Crime in American Historical Memory (3)
	• HIST 411 - Service Learning in Public History (3)
	• HIST 413 - American Revolution (3)
	• HIST 414 - Historic Preservation in the US (3)
	• HIST 415 - Advanced Public History (3)
	• HIST 418 - The American House: Everyday Architecture in America (3)
	• HIST 420 - American Political Development (3)
	• HIST 422 - Seeing and Obscuring: Documenting America in the Modern Era, 1877-1945 (3)
	• HIST 423 - Creating the Constitution (3)
	• HIST 425 - Making a Buck: The History of American Capitalism (3)
	• HIST 426 - Objects in History/Objects as History: Material Culture and Museum Studies for Historians (3)
	• HIST 427 - Digital Public History: Using Digital Tools to Interpret Difficult Pasts (3)
	• HIST 428 - Making Digital History (3)
	• HIST 429 - The History of Baltimore (3)
	• HIST 434 - The Vietnam Wars in International Context (3)
	• HIST 436 - The Rise of China and the United States’ Response (3)
	• HIST 445 - History of Science to 1700 (3)
	• HIST 445H - History of Science to 1700 (3)
	• HIST 446 - History of Science Since 1700 (3)
	• HIST 446H - Honors-History of Science Since 1700 (3)
	• HIST 447 - The Civil Rights Movement (3)
	• HIST 449 - From Black Power to Black Lives Matter: The Black Freedom Struggle in the Post-Civil Rights Period (3)
	• HIST 450 - Social History of American Medicine (3)
	• HIST 453 - Ancient Greece (3)
	• HIST 454 - Hellenistic World and Rome (3)
	• HIST 455 - The Roman Republic (3)
	• HIST 456 - The Roman Empire (3)
	• HIST 457 - Byzantine Civilization (3)
	• HIST 458 - Japan to 1800 (3)
	• HIST 459 - The Rise of Modern Japan: From the “Black Ships” to Hatsune Miku (3)
	• HIST 463 - Jews, Christians and Muslims in the Middle Ages (3)
	• HIST 465 - The Renaissance (3)
	• HIST 466 - The Reformation (3)
	• HIST 468 - The Age of Enlightenment (3)
	• HIST 469 - Masculinity and Femininity in the Middle Ages (3)

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History