HIS 100D - Diversity and Power in Global History

3 credit(s) High Impact Practice: Diversity and Global Learning
This course about the history and development of modern global societies explains how our modern world came to be, providing students with the tools for analyzing and understanding the societies that they inhabit. The course introduces students to a diverse array of people, cultures, and lifestyles, and encourages them to analyze global power structures by studying the history of imperialism, slavery, and patriarchy. In addition, the course shows how global populations have resisted Europe’s political, economic and cultural power-either through cultural resistance, political independence movements, or revolution.

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