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History (HIST)
First-year students are invited to join any 100-level course in history listed below, all of which are designed to introduce students not only to a period or theme in history but also to the practice of historical analysis and interpretation. Although students should not rule out taking surveys at Mount Holyoke even if they have completed similarly titled courses in high school, those with backgrounds in history may also wish to consider 200-level courses. The instructor of a 200-level course will be glad to advise a student as to whether or not it would be appropriate to her interests and preparation. We remind all students that 100-level courses are introductory in character, but challenging in content and approach.
First-year students may consider enrolling in:
| HIST-101f-01 |
Foundation: The Letters and Literature of the American Revolution (FY Seminar) |
| HIST-101f-02 |
Foundation: Talking about a Revolution: Intellectuals in Modern China (FY Seminar) |
| HIST-101f-03 |
Foundation: Gender and Power in the History of Mount Holyoke College (FY Seminar) |
| HIST-111s |
The Making of the odern Middle East |
| HIST-114f |
Europe in the Twentieth Century |
| HIST-116f |
Muslim Politics in Modern South Asia |
| HIST-120f |
Ancient Greece and Rome: Ancient Greece |
| HIST-121s |
The Middle Ages: 300 to 1300 |
| HIST-124s |
History of Modern South Asia, 1700 to the Present |
| HIST-151fs |
Modern and Contemporary European Civilization700 |
| HIST-161f |
British Empire and Commonwealth |
| HIST-170f |
American History, Precolonial through the Civil War |
| HIST-171s |
The American Peoples since the Civil War |
| HIST-180s |
Introduction to Latin American Cultures |
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