History (HI)
HI 105 EARLY WESTERN CIVILIZATION. Political, cultural, social and economic development, primarily of Europe and
HI 106 LATE WESTERN CIVILIZATION. Continuation of HI 105 to the present. 3
HI 201 EARLY AMERICAN HISTORY. Political, cultural, social and economic development, primarily of European-American history, from the Age of Discovery until 1877. 3
HI 202 MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY. Continuation of HI 201 to present. 3
HI 301 HISTORY OF
EMPIRE. Political, social and cultural history of
HI 309 AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC HISTORY. The evolution of
HI 315 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY. Political, cultural, social, and economic development of African-American history from the Age of Discovery to present. 3
HI 320 TWENTIETH-CENTURY
HI 330 COLONIAL
HI 331 HISTORY OF THE SOUTH. Political, cultural and economic history of the South since the founding of
HI 350 SLAVERY AND FREEDOM. The causes and consequences of the Civil War. Slavery, sectionalism, the Civil War, Reconstruction and Redemption. Prerequisites: HI 201 and HI 202. 3
HI 361 AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. The development of American constitutional principles and practices, focusing on federalism, the separation of powers, the Bill of Rights. Prerequisites: HI 201, HI 202 and PS 201.
HI 389. LATIN AMERICAN/
HI 422 AMERICAN MILTARY HISTORY. The development of the armed forces of the Unites States from 1607 to the present (Same as MS 422). 3
HI 432 HISTORY OF MISSISSPPI. The political, economic, and cultural development of the state from 1540 to the present, Prerequisites: HI 201 and HI 202. 3
HI 490 HISTORY RESEARCH SEMINAR. This is a