10:30 AM to 12:35 PM MTWR
Planetary Hall 206
Section Information for Summer 2018
Western Civilization - History 100 is a broad study of the development of Western society, from ancient Mesopotamia to the present. The course will cover changes, both large and small, that have had a tangible impact on our modern world. The course will focus on social and political structures, economic systems, and cultural trends that define civilizations. Students will learn to identify patterns and make connections between the ancient and medieval and today. The course will include lectures, discussions, and student-led activities. Students will read primary sources and will perform historical research on a topic of their choice.
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Credits: 3
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