HIST 102 - Modern European History

3 SS
Second Semester. This survey course introduces students to the events, institutions, people, and beliefs that define Europe’s modern age. Beginning with the Enlightenment and ending with the collapse of Yugoslavia, we will consider what modernity means by exploring such issues as the rise of the nation state, the spread of secularization, the outbreak of revolutions, the growth of industrial society, the implications of world war, and the emergence of new ideologies and identities.

Prerequisites & Notes
Enrollment Limit: 60.
Ms. Sammartino

Credits: 3 hours