• HIST 201: United States History I

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Survey of the national development of the United States to 1877.
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• HIST 202: United States History II

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Survey of the national development of the United States since 1877.
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• HIST 210SL: Researc & Writin Essential for Historian

  2.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Students learn the art and craft of writing history by doing substantive research in primary sources. Emphasis on understanding historical interpretation and work in archives or collecting historical materials for an original work of scholarship.
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• HIST 240: Environmental Writers

  1.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Reading and discussion of one writer whose writings on issues relating to the environment are considered classics or pivotal in the history of environmentalism. May be repeated with different topics.
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• HIST 242: Readings in Feminist Writers

  1.00 - 3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Introduction to the writings of major feminist authors from around the world and across the centuries. Included will be authors of fiction as well as non-fiction; poets as well as essayists; sociologists and historians. Can be repeated for credit when topic changes.
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• HIST 250: Honors - International Cinema

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  The aim of the course is to provide a background and develop academic discursive competence in the aesthetics and history of film. Students will learn to recognize and analyze the formal aspects of narrative and cinematography within particular cultural and historical contexts. Students will develop their critical and aesthetic faculties through daily active participation in class discussion as well as a semester-long research projectgrounded in aesthetic theory and history, providing students the oppurtunity to practice critical thinking, reading, and writing skills, as well as oral argument and the analysis (and creation of) academically rigorous prose.
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• HIST 270A: Studies in Feminism: Virginia Woolf

  1.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
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• HIST 271: World War I America Becomes World Power

  1.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  film series
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• HIST 274: The U.S. in World Perspective

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
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• HIST 312: Modern Middle East

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  This course will cover the emergence of the modern Middle East from the late eighteenth century through the present by focusing on the political and cultural changes of the time period.
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