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Approved Distribution Courses - 2021-2022 Area IV - Historical Studies

updated 7/7/2021

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Prerequisites. Many approved distribution courses are advanced courses with one or more prerequisites. Prerequisites are listed in the Undergraduate Catalog and in course descriptions available through the Registrar's webpage. Make sure you have the prerequisites for a course before you decide to enroll.

Interdisciplinary courses. Some interdisciplinary courses are approved for inclusion in more than one distribution area. These courses are listed in bold and italics below , and all relevant areas are indicated in the "area(s)" column. If you take such a course, you can choose in which eligible area to count it.

When courses are offered. This list includes all courses approved for distribution credit for the indicated academic year. The Registrar's Office maintains lists of distribution courses to be offered each quarter, as well as Yearly Course Planners showing each department's planned course offerings for the year. Some approved courses may not be offered.

Lists of approved courses from other years:

weinberg.northwestern.edu/undergraduate/degree/distribution-requirements/approved-courses.html

Registrar's Website: registrar.northwestern.edu

dept/pgm AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST AF AM ST ANTHRO ANTHRO ANTHRO ANTHRO ANTHRO

number 212-1 212-2 213 214 215 218 220 245 315 330 339 342 345 214 311 318 319 324

course title Introduction to African American History; with HISTORY 212-1 Introduction to African American History; with HISTORY 212-2 History of the Black World Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies Introduction to Black Social & Political Life Asian-Black Historical Relations in the U.S. ; with ASIAN AM 218 Civil Rights & Black Liberation The Black Diaspora & Transnationality Religion in the Black Atlantic Black Women in 20th-Century Unsettling Whiteness Comparative Slavery Afro-Latin America Archaeology: Unearthing History Indians of North America Material Worlds of the Middle Ages Material Life and Culture in Europe, 1500-1800 Archaeological Survey Methods

area(s) IV IV IV IV

III,IV,V III,IV IV,V

IV IV,V III,IV III,IV III,IV,V

IV IV IV IV IV IV

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ANTHRO ANTHRO ANTHRO ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST

ART HIST

ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST ART HIST ASIAN AM ASIAN AM ASIAN AM ASIAN AM ASIAN AM ASIAN AM BUS INST

CFS

CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS CLASSICS

CLASSICS

ENGLISH ENVR POL ENVR POL GEN LA GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN

327 328 370 210 222 224 225 250 255

318

320-1 320-3 340-1 340-2 214 216 218 220 304 320 321

393

210 211 212 310 320 330 360 380

397

302 309 340 280-4 222 222-SA 224 230 234-1 234-2 248 272 321-1

Archaeology of Ethnicity in America The Maya Anthropology in Historical Perspective Introduction to Art History Introduction to Art of the African Diaspora Introduction to Ancient Art Introduction to Medieval Art Introduction to European Art Introduction to Modernism Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display; with CLASSICS 397 and HUM 397 Medieval Art, Byzantine Medieval Art, Late Medieval Baroque Art, Southern Europe 1600-1700 Baroque Art, Northern Europe 1600-1700 Introduction to Asian American History; with HISTORY 214 Global Asians; with HISTORY 216 Asian-Black Historical Relations in the U.S.; with AF AM ST 218 Topics in History Asian American Women's History; with HISTORY 304 Advanced Topics in History Business and Economic Institutions in Historical Perspective Field Studies in the Modern Workplace (4-unit course; 1 unit can count toward distribution requirements) The World of Homer; with HUM 205 Greek History and Culture: From Homer to Alexander the Great Rome: Culture and Empire Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean Greek and Roman History Ancient Economy Origins of Greek Democracy Classical Reception Studies Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display; with ART HIST 318 and HUM 397 History of the English Language American Environmental History; with HISTORY 309 Global Environments and World History; with HISTORY 376 Residence-Linked Seminar - IV German History from 1789-1989 German History from 1789-1989 Contemporary Germany Berlin and the Culture of Democracy Jews & Germans: An Intercultural History I Jews & Germans: An Intercultural History II Learning Diversity: German and Global Migration Luther and the West; with RELIGION 272 Reason, Revolution, & Despair: 1800-1900 (German prereq)

IV IV IV IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI

IV,VI

IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI IV,VI

IV IV III,IV IV IV IV IV

III,IV

IV,V,VI IV,V,VI IV,V,VI IV,VI

IV IV III,IV IV,VI

IV,VI

IV,VI IV IV IV IV IV IV

IV,VI IV,V,VI IV,V,VI

IV IV,V IV,VI

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GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GERMAN GBL HLTH GBL HLTH GBL HLTH GNDR ST GNDR ST GNDR ST GNDR ST GNDR ST

GNDR ST

HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY

321-2 321-3 337 344-1 344-2 349 308 309 325 220 230 321 324 340

350-4

200 201-1 201-2 203-1 203-2 203-3 210-1 210-2 212-1 212-2 214 216 218 250-1 250-2 251 252 255-1 255-2 255-3 260-1 260-2 261 262 270 271-1 271-2 271-3 272 275-1 275-2

Myth & Modernity: 1900-1945 (German prereq) Recoveries & Transitions: 1945 to Present (German prereq) Science and Culture in Germany (German prereq) Weimar and Nazi Germany (taught with HISTORY 344-1) Germany Since 1945 (taught with HISTORY 344-2) History of the Holocaust (taught with HISTORY 349) Global Health in Human History Biomedicine and World History; with HISTORY 379 History of Reproductive Health Sexual Subjects: Introduction to Sexuality Studies Traditions in Feminist Thought Gender, Sexuality, and History U.S. Gay and Lesbian History; with HISTORY 324 Gender, Sexuality, and the Law (with LEGAL ST 340)

Research Seminar in Gender and Sexuality Studies

New Introductory Courses in History Europe in the Medieval and Early Modern World Europe in the Modern World Jewish History 750-1492 Jewish History 1492-1789 Jewish History 1789-1948 History of the United States, Precolonial to the Civil War History of the United States, Reconstruction to the Present Introduction to African American History; with AF AM ST 212-1 Introduction to African American History; with AF AM ST 212-2 Asian American History; with ASIAN AM 214 Global Asians; with ASIAN AM 216 Latina and Latino History; with LATINO 218 Global History: Early Modern to Modern Transition Global History: The Modern World The Politics of Disaster: A Global Environmental History Global History of Refugees Background to African Civilization and Culture: Origins to 17th C Background to African Civilization and Culture: 16th-19th C Background to African Civilization and Culture: 1875-1994 History of Latin America in the Colonial Period: 1492-1821 History of Latin America in the Modern Period: 1789-present Sex After Shakespeare Pirates, Guns, and Empires Middle Eastern/Islamic Civilization History of the Islamic Middle East: 600-1200 History of the Islamic Middle East: 1200-1789 History of the Islamic Middle East: 1789-present The History of Ancient Egypt (3100-ca. 1000 BCE) History of Early Modern Science and Medicine History of Modern Science and Medicine

IV,VI IV,VI IV,V

IV IV IV I,IV IV IV III,IV IV IV IV III,IV

IV

IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV IV

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HISTORY 281

Chinese Civilization

IV

HISTORY 282

Sino-American Relations in the Modern World

IV

HISTORY 284-1 Japanese History, Ancient & Medieval: 200-1600

IV

HISTORY 284-2 Japanese History, Tokugawa Period: 1600-1868

IV

HISTORY 286

World War II in Asia

IV

HISTORY 292

Introduction to Topics in History

IV

HISTORY 300

New Lectures in History

IV

HISTORY

301-SA-1

New Lectures in History 1 (for BCICS summer study abroad programs)

IV

HISTORY

301-SA-2

New Lectures in History 2 (for BCICS summer study abroad programs)

IV

HISTORY 303-1 American Women's History, to 1865

IV

HISTORY 303-2 American Women's History, since 1865

IV

HISTORY 304

Asian American Women's History; with ASIAN AM 304

IV

HISTORY 305

American Immigration; with LEGAL ST 305

IV

HISTORY 308

The American West

IV

HISTORY 309

American Environmental History; with ENVR POL 309

IV

HISTORY 310-1 Early American History: Conquest and Colonization to 1688

IV

HISTORY

310-2

Early American History: The Age of the American Revolution, 16881789

IV

HISTORY 311

New Nation: The United States, 1787-1848

IV

HISTORY 314

Civil War and Reconstruction

IV

HISTORY 315-1 The U.S. since 1900: Early 20th C

IV

HISTORY 315-2 The U.S. since 1900: Mid-20th C

IV

HISTORY 315-3 The U.S. since 1900: Late 20th C to Present

IV

HISTORY 316

The Sixties

IV

HISTORY 317-1 American Cultural History: 19th C

IV

HISTORY 317-2 American Cultural History: 20th C to Present

IV

HISTORY 318-1 Legal & Constitutional History of the U.S.; with LEGAL ST 318-1

IV

HISTORY 318-2 Legal & Constitutional History of the U.S.; with LEGAL ST 318-2

IV

HISTORY 319

History of U.S. Foreign Relations

IV

HISTORY 320

The Fourteenth Amendment; with LEGAL ST 320

IV

HISTORY 321

The Vietnam Wars

IV

HISTORY 322-1 Development of the Modern American City: to 1880

IV

HISTORY 322-2 Development of the Modern American City: 1880-Present

IV

HISTORY 324

U.S. Gay and Lesbian History; with GNDR ST 324

IV

HISTORY 325

History of American Technology

IV

HISTORY 326

U.S. Intellectual History

IV

HISTORY 330

Medieval Sex

IV

HISTORY 331

Women in Medieval Society

IV

HISTORY 332-1 The Development of Medieval Europe: Earlty Middle Ages

IV

HISTORY 332-2 The Development of Medieval Europe: High & Late Middle Ages

IV

HISTORY 333

The Age of the Renaissance

IV

HISTORY 334

The Age of the Reformation

IV

HISTORY 336

Spain 1500-1700: Rise and Fall of a European Empire

IV

HISTORY 337

History of Modern Europe

IV

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HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY

HISTORY

HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY

HISTORY

HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY

338-1 338-2 340 341 342-1 342-2 343 344-1 344-2 345-1 345-2 345-3

346

347 348-1 348-2 349 352 356-1 356-2 357 358 360 362-1 362-2 362-3 364 365 366 367 368-1 368-2 369 373-1

373-2

376 378 379 381-1 381-2 381-3 382 383 384-1 384-2

Europe in the 20th Century: 1900-1945

IV

Europe in the 20th Century: 1945-present

IV

Gender, War, and Revolution in the 20th Century

IV

Paris: World City, 1700 to the Present

IV

History of Modern France: Ancien Regime and the French Revolution IV

History of Modern France: 19th C. to Present

IV

Modern Italy

IV

Weimar and Nazi Germany (taught with GERMAN 344-1)

IV

Germany Since 1945 (taught with GERMAN 344-2)

IV

History of Russia: 800-1700

IV

History of Russia: 1700-1917

IV

History of Russia: 1917-present

IV

East Central Europe under Communist Rule and Beyond, 1945 to the Present

IV

Christians and Jews

IV

Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia

IV

Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia

IV

History of the Holocaust (taught with GERMAN 349)

IV

A Global History of Death and Dying

IV,V

History of South Africa, Earlty Times to 1879

IV

History of South Africa, 20th century

IV

East Africa

IV

Topics in West African History

IV

Tudor and Stuart Britain

IV

Modern British History, 1688-1815

IV

Modern British History, 1780-1900

IV

Modern British History, 1900-present

IV

Gender and Sexuality in Victorian Britain

IV

Revolutions in Medicine

IV

Race and Nation in the Independence Era

IV

History of Modern Brazil

IV

Revolution in 20th-Century Latin America: Mexico and its Revolutions IV

Revolution in 20th-Century Latin America: Marxist Revolutions

IV

Development and Inequality in Modern Latin America

IV

The Ottomans: Last Empire of Islam, 1300-1622

IV

The Ottomans: From "Second Empire" to the Age of Nationalism, 1622-1918

IV

Global Environments and World History (with ENVR POL 340)

IV

History of Law and Science

IV

Biomedicine and World History (with GBL HLTH 309)

IV

History of Modern China: Late Imperial China, 1600-1911

IV

History of Modern China: Twentieth-Century China, 1911-2000

IV

China in Reform: History of the Present

IV

The Modern Japanese City

IV

Japan's Modern Revolution

IV

History of Modern Japan: The Modern State

IV

History of Modern Japan: War and Postwar Japan

IV

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HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HISTORY HUM HUM HUM HUM HUM

HUM

ITALIAN ITALIAN JWSH ST LATINO LATINO LATINO LEGAL ST LEGAL ST LEGAL ST LEGAL ST LEGAL ST LEGAL ST LING MENA MENA POLI SCI

POLI SCI

POLI SCI POLI SCI

PORT

RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RELIGION RTVF SLAVIC SLAVIC SLAVIC SLAVIC

385-1 385-2 386-2 386-3 393 395 205 211 310-4 325-4 370-4

397

265 270 280-4 201 218 391 305 318-1 318-2 320 340 347 222 290-4 390-4 301

302

306 346

210

264 265 272 363 381 385 386 310 222 255 255-SA 261

History of Modern South Asia, 1500-1800 History of Modern South Asia, ca.1750-present History of Modern Southeast Asia Until 1945 History of Contemporary Southeast Asia Since 1945 Approaches to History Research Seminar The World of Homer; with CLASSICS 210 Humanities in the World II Global Humanites Lab Humanites in the Digital Age Special Topics in the Humanities Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display; with ART HIST 318 and CLASSICS 397 Body & Soul from Rome to the Renaissance Michelangelo and the Italian Renaissance Topics in Israel Studies Introduction to Latina and Latino Studies Latina and Latino History; with HISTORY 218 Topics in Latina and Latino History American Immigration; with HISTORY 305 Legal & Constitutional History of the U.S.; with HISTORY 318-1 Legal & Constitutional History of the U.S.; with HISTORY 318-2 The Fourteenth Amendment; with HISTORY 320 Gender and the Law (with GNDR ST 340) Comparative Race and Ethnicity Language, Politics, and Identity (with SLAVIC 222) Introductory Topics in Middle East and North African Studies Advanced Topics in Middle East and North African Studies Classical Political Theory

Subjects, Citizens, Revolutionaries: Early Modern Political Thought

American Political Thought European Union in International Affairs

Icons, Legends, and Myths in Brazil (may have Portuguese prereq)

American Religious History from 1865 to the Great Depression American Religious History from World War II to the Present Luther and the West; with GERMAN 272 Topics in Women and Religion in America Global Catholicism in the Contemporary World Topics in U.S. Catholicism Topics in Latin American Catholicism Television History Language, Politics, and Identity (with LING 222) Slavic Civilizations Slavic Civilizations Heart of Europe: Poland in the 20th Century

IV IV IV IV IV IV IV,V,VI IV IV IV IV

IV,VI

IV,VI IV,VI

IV III,IV

IV IV IV IV IV IV III,IV IV IV & V IV IV IV,V

IV,V

III,IV IV

IV,VI

IV, V IV, V IV,V IV, V IV,V IV,V IV,V

IV IV & V

IV IV IV

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SLAVIC

390

Literature and Politics in Central and Eastern Europe

IV,VI

SLAVIC

393

Prague: City of Cultures, City of Conflict

IV,VI

SOCIOL

277

Introduction to Native American Studies

III,IV

SOCIOL

324

Global Capitalism

III,IV

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