Description
Survey of the histories, cultures, peoples, and nations around the globe from around 1500 (1492) through the present; the study of international colonialism as cultures developed into nation states that increasingly traded with, invaded, fought wars with, enslaved, oppressed, and made treaties and alliances with other cultures and nations; the development of religious, political, and ideological traditions; and the intersection of religion, science, government, art, literature, economics, and everyday social life. Prerequisite: ENG 101. Offered fall, spring, and summer semesters.