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Course Code = 'L-CM 739'
History Topics Elective
L-CM 7391
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This course number should be used if a student is granted advanced placement or transfer credit for the equivalent of a general Be...
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Cinema in Hitler's Germany
L-CM 73912
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This course explores the history of German cinema between 1919 and 1945. In the first half of the semester we will be examining th...
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Law & Disorder
L-CM 73913
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One of the dynamic tensions in American history is the relationship between our roots in frontier justice and revolution, and our ...
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Great Discoveries
L-CM 73919
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Archaeology is concerned with the discovery and study of past cultures through the objects they made and the records they kept. I...
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World War I
L-CM 73914
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One hundred years ago, a murder in the Balkans triggered a conflict that engulfed millions of human beings from every corner of th...
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Palestinian-Israeli Relations
L-CM 73915
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This course examines Palestinian and Israeli history to better understand how culture, identity, and conflict impact their relatio...
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America from Jazz to MTV Age
L-CM 73916
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The 20th century, often referred to as The American Century, was a time of turbulent transformation in which Americans were forced...
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Mesoamerican Art
L-CM 73920
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In this course, we will examine several of the intriguing and enduring civilizations of the New World and explore ancient Mesoamer...
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Philosophy & the Image
L-CM 73921
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How and why does the world (not) work? This course investigates this question through the lenses of the great philosophical movem...
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Art of the Renaissance
L-CM 73922
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This course serves as introduction to the art of the Renaissance in Northern and Southern Europe (c. 1350-1550). Students investig...
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