History Courses (HIS)

NOTE: Upper-level (3000-4000) courses in History are offered on a rotating basis, generally every other year.

In this section: HIS-1030 FYS: The Hidden History of Vermont: Class, Ethnicity, and Gender HIS-1101 FYS: Truthiness 101: A Brief History of Consumer Culture HIS-1111 World History I HIS-1112 World History II HIS-1211 American History I HIS-1212 American History II HIS-2140 The Civil War HIS-2210 Women in U.S. History HIS-2410 Latin American History and Culture HIS-2440 African Civilization HIS-2810/4810 Internship in History HIS-2910/4910 Independent Study in History HIS-3020 Greek and Roman History HIS-3040 Ancient Civilizations of the New World HIS-3050 Community in America HIS-3060 Church and State in America HIS-3080 Colonial America: History and Life HIS-3141/3142 History of the United States in the Twentieth Century I, II HIS-3160 Vermont's Coastal Regions HIS-3165 Vermont History HIS-3225 Latin America: Mexico to Chile; History, Politics, Cultures HIS-3250 Europe in the Middle Ages HIS-3270 Renaissance and Reformation HIS-3311 Europe in the 19th Century HIS-3312 Europe in the Twentieth Century HIS-3350 Struggle for Democracy HIS-3351 English History to 1714 HIS-3352 English History Since 1714 HIS-3370 Nationalism and Rebellion in Irish History HIS-3420 French Revolution HIS-3430 History of the Soviet Union HIS-3450 Women in European History HIS-3510 Chinese History and Culture HIS-3520 Japanese History and Culture HIS-4010 History of the Middle East HIS-4730 Seminar in Historical Communication HIS-4740 Seminar in Historical Investigation

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