Description
Introduction to the study of history and cultures around the globe, from the earlist civilizations through 1492; the study of the meanings of "cultures' and "civilizations"; how humans are both shaped by creators of culture by ideas in art, science, politics, and everyday social life; the rise of religious and other traditions; and the study of intercultural contact, collision, and communication as humans interacted with the earth and each other to develop more and more complex societies. Prerequisite: ENG 101. Offered fall, spring, and summer semesters.