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Section Information for Fall 2022
In this class, we will examine major events and relationships that have transformed our world from about 1400 to the 21st century. Our focus will be on global interactions, balanced with a careful consideration of local developments and influences. Topics will include the development of political and economic systems (e.g., democracy, liberalism, nationalism, fascism, colonialism, capitalism, socialism), changing conceptions of culture and identity (e.g., race, gender, ethnicity), and the conflicts and opportunities born of this transformation (e.g., anti- colonial movements, social revolutions, world wars, international organizations, globalization, religious and cultural conflicts).
HIST 125 DL6 is an asynchronous distance education section.
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