Syllabi Archive

Fall 2001

• HIST 324: Industrial Revolution/Information Revolution: A Comparative Perspective (Mr. Kornblith)

 Spring 2002

•  HIST 266: Women and Social Movements in Antebellum America (Ms. Lasser) 
•  HIST 328: American Mixed Blood (Mr. Mitchell)

Fall 2002

•  HIST 322: Women and Power in Nineteenth-Century America (Ms. Lasser) 
•  HIST 365: Peasants, the State, and Rebellion in Latin America (Mr. Volk)

Spring 2003

• HIST 225: Europe Since 1945 (Mr. Smith)

Fall 2003

•  HIST 228: Boundaries of the German Nation, 1848-1945 (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 267: Gender, Ethnicity, and Race in 19th Century America (Ms. Lasser)
•  HIST 282: The Invention of Asia (Mr. Kelley)

Spring 2004

•  HIST 112: Vienna 1900 (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 149: Approaches to World History (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 357: Non-Violent Opposition to British Imperialism: M. Gandhi and the Indian National Congress (Mr. Fisher)

Spring 2005

•  HIST 229: Gender inModern Europe (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 310: Marx and Marxism (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 312: Museums and the Shaping of Knowledge (Mr. Volk)

Fall 2005

•  FYSP 120: The Collision of Cultures in North America, 1492-1700 (Mr. Kornblith)
•  FYSP 125: American Mixed Blood (Mr. Mitchell
•  FYSP 154: Freud's Vienna: Artists, Intellectuals and Anti-Semites at the Fin-de-siecle (Ms. Sammartino)
•  FYSP 167: Who Was a Jew: Boundaries of Identity (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 221: The Revolutions of 1989 (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 235: East European Jewry, 1772-1939 (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 283: Environmental Histories of South Asia (Mr. FIsher)
•  HIST 297: Russia and the Soviet Union Since 1941 (Ms. Hogan)
•  HIST 344: Gender, Marriage, and Family in China (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 371: The Russian Intelligentsia in the Late Imperial Period (Ms. Hogan)

Spring 2006

•  HIST 102: Modern European History (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 163: Modern South Asia: From British Imperialism to the Present (Mr. Fisher)
•  HIST 226: World War II and the Making of the 20th Century (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 257: American West (Mr. Mitchell)
•  HIST 262: Antebellum American Women: Private, Public, Political (Ms. Lasser)
•  HIST 263: The American Civil War and Reconstruction (Mr. Kornblith)
•  HIST 314: Existentialism in European History (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 323: Liberty and Power, Democracy and Slavery in Jacksonian America (Mr. Kornblith)
•  HIST 327: Borderlands (Mr. Mitchell)
•  HIST 356: The British Empire in Asia and Africa (Mr. Fisher)
•  HIST 377: Russia in Asia (Ms. Hogan)
•  HIST 395: Method in Modern European History (Mr. Smith)

 Fall 2006

•  FYSP 140: Religion, Politics, and Ethnicity in South Asian History (Mr. Fisher)
•  FYSP 159: Historical Perspectives on Contemporary Central Asia: Silk Roads and Great Games (Ms. Hogan)
•  FYSP 175: Human Rights and Human Wrongs: Historical Perspectives on Rights and Humanity (Mr. Volk)
•  HIST 107: Russian History I (Ms. Hogan)
•  HIST 113: The French Revolution and the Origins of Modern Europe (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 114: Fasism (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 131: Jewish History From Biblical Antiquity to 1492 (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 162: Cultures and Peoples of Ancient India (Mr. Fisher)
•  HIST 222: Central Europe, 1848-1989 (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 224: Europe: 1900-1945 (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 237: Women in Jewish Society: Antiquity to Modernity (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 293: Dirty Wars and Democracy (Mr. Volk)
•  HIST 319: Migration in Twentieth Century Europe (Ms. Sammartino)
•  HIST 325: Native American History, ca. 1450-1900 (Mr. Kornblith)
•  HIST 360: Vietnam (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 379: Stalinism (Ms. Hogan)

Spring 2007

•  HIST 108: Russian History II (Ms. Hogan)
•  HIST 132: Jewish History from Spanish Expulsion to the Present (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 233: Jewish Memoirs and Memory:Writing the Self in Jewish Society (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 258: The Industrial Revolution in America (Mr. Kornblith)
•  HIST 259: Revolutionary America and the Early Republic (Mr.Kornblith)
•  HIST 296: Russia Befoe Peter the Great (Ms. Hogan)
•  HIST 333: The Cold War (Mr. Koppes)
•  HIST 361: The Mexican Revolution: Birth, Life, Death (Mr. Volk)

Fall 2007

•  FYSP 132: Searhing for Utopia (Ms. Lasser)
•  FYSP 153; Worldview and history: Approaches to World History (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 103: American History to 1877 (Ms. Chopra)
•  HIST 105: Chinese Civilization (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 109: Latin American History: The Conquest and Colonization of Spanish America (Mr. Volk)
•  HIST 159: Japan from Earliest Time to 1868 (Ms. O'Dwyer)
•  HIST 171: Eastern Europe, late 18C - WWII (Ms. Massino)
•  HIST 246: American Orientalism (Ms. Lee)
•  HIST 253: Shaping of Contemporary America, 1960 To The Present (Mr. Koppes)
•  HIST 260: Asian American History (Ms. Lee)
•  HIST 265: American Sexualities (Ms. Estepa)
•  HIST 269: American Women in the 1950s (Ms. Estepa)
•  HIST 274: History & Memory in 20C Europe & Soviet Union (Ms. Massino)
•  HIST 276: Spain & Pacific World 1571-1898 (Mr. Melillo)
•  HIST 286: World War II in Asia, 1931-45 (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 313: The French Empire: Colonizers and Colonized (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 334: Comparative Cultural Encounters in North America (Ms. Chopra)
•  HIST 336: Motherhood in US 1930-present (Ms. Estepa)
•  HIST 339: The Politics of ovie Censorship in the United States (Mr. Koppes)
•  HIST 353: Transnational History in NE Asia (Ms. O'Dwyer)
•  HIST 367: Narrating the Nation: Historical and Literary Approaches to Nationalism (Mr. Volk/Ms. Needham)
•  HIST 380: Commodities, Nature & Society (Mr. Melillo)

Spring 2008

•  HIST 102: Modern European History (Mr. Smith)
•  HIST 104: American History, 1877-Present (Ms. Estepa)
•  HIST 106: Moden China (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 110: Latin America - State and Nation since Independence (Mr. Volk)
•  HIST 160: Modern Japan (Ms. O'Dwyer)
•  HIST 172: Eastern Europe under Communism: From the Iron Curtain to the Velvet Revolution (Ms. Massino)
•  HIST 180: Global Environmental History 20th Century (Mr. Melillo)
•  HIST 234: Good and Evil: Ethics and Decision Making in the Holocaust (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 248: Second Wave Feminism (Ms. Estepa)
•  HIST 251: U. S. Foreign Policy (Mr. Koppes)
•  HIST 257: Westward Bound: The West in American History (Ms. Lee)
•  HIST 270: Latina/Latino Survey (Mr. Mitchell)
•  HIST 271: "Wonder-full" Narrations of the New World (Ms. Chopra)
•  HIST 272: Becoming "American": Natives, Slaves, and Colonists in British Mainland North America (Ms. Chopra)
•  HIST 275: Gender and Nation in Modern Europe (Ms. Massino)
•  HIST 277: Environmental Issues of the Nineteenth Century (Mr. Melillo)
•  HIST 281: Ethnicity and Nation in Modern China (Mr. Kelley)
•  HIST 287: Japan's Empire, 1895-1945 (Ms. O'Dwyer)
•  HIST 294: The United States and Latin America (Mr. Volk)
•  HIST 309: Moden Jewish Identity (Ms. Magnus)
•  HIST 335: Gender and Labor in Early America (Ms. Chopra)
•  HIST 342: Race, Gender and American Social Movements (Ms. Lee)
•  HIST 352: The City in Japanese History (Ms. Gay)
•  HIST 375: Totalitarianism in Comparative Perspective (Ms. Massino)