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World History to 1800

Description:
This course considers the ways that disparate parts of the world were interconnected and interdependent before the modern era. Through studies of the growth of civilizations across the continents, the rise of world religions, the development and later transformations of the silk roads, and the early modern colonial projects of Europe, student swill have opportunities to consider how religion, language, empire, and trade created common spaces for peoples from diverse regions of the world. Topics range from early urbanization in Egypt and Mexico, to the Islamic empire, the Asian world system. Europes shift from periphery to core, the civilizations of the Americas, and the rise of the African slave trade in the trans-Atlantic context.

Offered in:

2013 Fall

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	9822	W	06:00 PM - 09:00 PM	Johnson,Thomas P	CPLYSQRE	More Info

2013 Spring

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01	5664	MWF	02:00 PM - 02:50 PM	Brink,Maryann	M02-0206	More Info

2013 Summer

Section	Class Number	Weekly Schedule	Time	Instructor	Location
01B	1538	TuTh	10:00 AM - 01:00 PM	Johnson,Thomas P	W02-0107	More Info