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African, Asian, and Latin American History

African, Asian, and Latin American History

01:508:200 Ancient Near East (3)

  • Full Course Title: ANCIENT NEAR EAST
  • Course Code: 01:508:200
  • Academic Credits: 3
  • Predictability: Offered Infrequently
  • Before 1500C.E.?: Yes
  • Semester(s) Offered: Spring

01:508:201 Islamic Civilization (3)

  • Full Course Title: ISLAMIC CIVILIZATION
  • Course Code: 01:508:201
  • Academic Credits: 3
  • SAS Core Certified: HST, SCL
  • Predictability: Offered Regularly (Every 2-3 Semesters)
  • Before 1500C.E.?: Yes
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring

01:508:205 History of the Modern Middle East

  • Full Course Title: HISTORY OF THE MODERN MIDDLE EAST
  • Course Code: 01:508:205
  • Academic Credits: 3
  • SAS Core Certified: HST, SCL
  • Predictability: Offered Occasionally (Every 4-6 Semesters)
  • Semester(s) Offered: Fall

01:508:209 Jerusalem Contested: A City's History from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Perspectives (3)

  • Full Course Title: Jerusalem Contested: A City's History from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Perspectives
  • Course Code: 01:508:209
  • Academic Credits: 3
  • SAS Core Certified: HST
  • Predictability: Offered Infrequently
  • Semester(s) Offered: Spring

Introduces students to the history of Jerusalem. Causes for and evolution of the profound attachment of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Credit not given for both this course and 01:563:280 or 01:685:280.

01:508:211 Modern Israeli Culture (3)

  • Full Course Title: Modern Israeli Culture
  • Course Code: 01:508:211
  • Academic Credits: 3
  • SAS Core Certified: SCL
  • Predictability: Offered Infrequently
  • Semester(s) Offered: Spring

Approaches modern Israel as a case study in creating a new national culture in relation to ancient history and traditions and a longstanding diaspora. Explores the evolution of Israeli culture between 1940s and the 1990s from an interdisciplinary perspective. Credit not given for both this course and 01:508:310, 01:563:310, 01:563:281, 01:685:310, or 01:685:281.

  1. 01:508:220 Ancient Africa (3)
  2. 01:508:221 West Africa (3)
  3. 01:508:222 Modern Africa (3)
  4. 01:508:224 Women and Gender in African History (3)

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