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		Undergraduate Courses			Graduate Courses			Historiography Courses
		Proseminars			Seminars			Directed Study

The following is a complete listing of all history courses offered by the University of Alabama. In some instances these courses have web pages, and you may follow the links to the official course pages.

For descriptions of History courses being taught in Spring 2008, go to this page.

For up-to-date information on class times, etc, see myBama.ua.edu.

Undergraduate Courses

History 101:

Western Civilization to 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 102:

Western Civilization since 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 105:

Honors Western Civilization to 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 106:

Honors Western Civilization since 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 110:

Comparative World Civilizations (3 hrs.)

History 197:

History Elective (3 hrs.)

History 198:

History No UA Equivalent (1-3 hrs.)

History 200:

Special Studies in History (1 to 3 hrs.)

History 203:

American Civilization to 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 204:

American Civilization since 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 205:

Honors American Civilization to 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 206:

Honors American Civilization since 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 225:

History of Alabama to 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 226:

History of Alabama since 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 235:

History of the Christian Church to 1500 (3 hrs.)

History 236:

History of the Christian Church since 1500 (3 hrs.)

History 237:

Colonial Latin America (3 hrs.)

History 238:

Modern Latin America (3 hrs.)

History 243:

Asian Civilization to 1500 (3 hrs.)

History 244:

Modern Asia since 1500 (3 hrs.)

History 247:

England to 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 248:

England since 1648 (3 hrs.)

History 277:

Mexico since 1810 ( 3 hrs.)

History 289:

France since 1760 (3 hrs.)

History 295:

U.S. Naval History (3 hrs.)

History 300:

Special Studies in History (3 hrs.) see individual section titles in catalog

History 306:

History of Oriental Thought (3 hrs.)

History 309:

History of Korean Civilization to 1600 (3 hrs.)

History 310:

History of Modern Korea since the 1600s (3 hrs.)

History 312-1:

American South to 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 313:

American South since 1865 (3 hrs.)

History 314:

The Coming of the Civil War (3 hrs.)

History 315:

The Civil War ( 3 hrs.)

History 318:

U.S. since 1945 (3 hrs.)

History 319:

Nineteenth Century Black History (3 hrs.)

History 320:

Twentieth-Century Black History (3 hrs.)

History 321:

Religion in Modern Europe (3 hrs)

History 323:

U.S. Constitutional History to 1877 (3 hrs.)

History 324:

Constitutional History of the U.S. since 1877 (3 hrs.)

History 325:

Rise of America to World Power (3 hrs.)

History 326:

U.S. as a World Power, 1898 to the Present (3 hrs.)

History 330:

The Civil Rights Movement (3 hrs.)

History 331:

Twentieth-Century Political Movements (3 hrs.)

History 337:

American Culture Since 1890 (3 hrs.)

History 341:

History of the U.S.-Vietnam War (3 hrs.)

History 353:

Nazi Germany: 1933-1945 (3 hrs.)

History 355:

German History since 1740 (3 hrs.)

History 357:

World War I (3 hrs.)

History 358:

World War II (3 hrs.)

History 361:

Russia to 1894 (3 hrs.)

History 362:

Russia and the Soviet Union sc. 1894 [same as RUS 352] (3 hrs)

History 384:

Ancient Egypt and the Near East [same as CL 384] (3 hrs.)

History 385:

The History of Greece [same as CL 385] (3 hrs.)

History 386:

History of Rome [same as CL 386] (3 hrs.)

History 392:

Eighteenth Century Political Thought (3 hrs.)

History 393:

British Empire and Commonwealth (3 hrs.)

History 397:

History Colloquium (3 hrs.)

History 399:

History Honors Colloquium (3 hrs.)

History 400:

Special Studies in History (3 hrs.) see individual section titles in catalog

History 401:

Japanese Civilization to 1500 (3 hrs.)

History 402:

Modern Japan since 1550 (3 hrs.)

History 403:

Chinese Civilization to 1600 (3 hrs.)

History 404:

Modern China since 1600 (3 hrs.)

History 408:

Colonial United States to 1763 (3 hrs.)

History 409:

American Rev./New Nation, 1763-1815 (3 hrs.)

History 413:

Mexican War through Civil War (3 hrs.)

History 416:

The U.S. from Reconstruction to World War I (3 hrs.)

History 417:

The U. S. from World War I to World War II (3 hrs.)

History 421:

American Legal History (3 hrs.)

History 422:

History of American Labor Law to 1900 (3 hrs.)

History 423:

History of American Labor Law sc. 1900 (3 hrs.)

History 428:

Women In America (3 hrs.)

History 429:

The American South and Southwest, 1512-1821 (3 hrs.)

History 442:

The Middle Ages (3 hrs.)

History 443:

The Renaissance (3 hrs.)

History 444:

Reformation and Counter-Reformation (3 hrs.)

History 446:

The Age of Reason, 1715-89 (3 hrs.)

History 447:

French Revolution and Napoleon (3 hrs.)

History 450:

Europe Since 1914 (3 hrs.)

History 468:

Introduction to Local History and Historic Preservation (3 hrs.)

History 469:

Introduction to Public History (3 hrs.)

History 470:

The Spanish Viceroyalties of America (3 hrs.)

History 471:

Age of Exploration and Conquest (3 hrs.)

History 472:

Modernization of South America (3 hrs.)

History 473:

The Andean Nations (3 hrs.)

History 474:

Relations of U.S. and Latin America (3 hrs.)

History 475:

The Caribbean Basin since 1492 (3 hrs.)

History 480:

Survey of Military History (3 hrs.)

History 490:

England under the Tudors (3 hrs.)

History 491:

England under the Stuarts (3 hrs.)

History 493:

Britain in the 18th Century (3 hrs.)

History 494:

Britain in the Victorian Age (3 hrs.)

History 495:

Britain in the 20th Century (3 hrs.)

History 498:

Undergraduate Thesis Research (3 hrs.)

History 499:

Undergraduate Thesis Research (3 hrs.)

Graduate Courses

History 500:

Special Studies in History (3 hrs.) see individual section titles

History 500-1:

History of the Yucatan (3 hrs.)

History 501:

Japanese Civilization to 1550 (3 hrs.)

History 502:

Modern Japan since 1550 (3 hrs.)

History 503:

Chinese Civilization to 1600 (3 hrs.)

History 504:

Modern China since 1600 (3 hrs.)

History 508:

Colonial United States to 1763 (3 hrs.)

History 509:

Am. Revolution/New Nation, 1763-1815 (3 hrs.)

History 512:

The Old South (3 hrs.)

History 513:

From the Mexican War through the Civil War (3 hrs.)

History 515:

The New South (3 hrs.)

History 516:

U.S. from Reconstruction to World War I (3 hrs.)

History 517:

U.S. from World War I though World War II (3 hrs.)

History 520:

Women in 20th-Century America (3 hrs.)

History 521:

American Legal History [same as LAW 772] (3 hrs.)

History 522:

History of Am. Labor Law [same as LAW 617] (3 hrs.)

History 523:

Constitutional History of the U.S. to 1877 (3 hrs.)

History 524:

Constitutional History of the U.S. cine 1877 (3 hrs.)

History 525:

Rise of America to World Power (3 hrs.)

History 526:

U.S. as a World Power, 1898 to the Present (3 hrs.)

History 529:

The American South and Southwest, 1512-1821 (3 hrs.)

History 530:

U.S. Economic History since the Colonial Period (3 hrs.)

History 533:

History of American Labor Law since 1900 (3 hrs.)

History 541:

History of the U.S. -Vietnam War (3 hrs.)

History 542:

The Middle Ages (3 hrs.)

History 543:

Renaissance (3 hrs.)

History 544:

Reformation and Counter-Reformation (3 hrs.)

History 545:

Seventeenth-Century Europe (3 hrs.)

History 546:

Age of Reason, 1715-178 (3 hrs.)

History 547:

French Revolution and Napoleon (3 hrs.)

History 551:

Europe since 1914 (3 hrs.)

History 555:

German History since 1740 (3 hrs.)

History 557:

World War I (3 hrs.)

History 558:

World War II (3 hrs.)

History 561:

Russia to 1894 (3 hrs.)

History 562:

History of Russia since 1894 (3 hrs.)

History 570:

Spanish Viceroyalties of America (3 hrs.)

History 571:

Age of Exploration and Conquest (3 hrs.)

History 572:

The Modernization of South American (3 hrs.)

History 573:

The Andean Nations (3 hrs.)

History 574:

Relations of the U.S. and Latin America (3 hrs.)

History 575:

Caribbean Basin, 1492 to the Present (3 hrs.)

History 580:

Survey of Military History (3 hrs.)

History 583:

Comparative Revolutions in the Modern World (3 hrs.)

History 590:

England under the Tudors (3 hrs.)

History 591:

England under the Stuarts (3 hrs.)

History 593:

Britain in the 18th Century (3 hrs.)

History 594:

Britain in the Victorian Age (3 hrs.)

History 595:

Britain in the 20th Century (3 hrs.)

History 599:

Thesis Research (1-6 hrs.)

Group I - Historiography Courses

History 601:

Literature of American History (4 hrs.)

History 603:

Literature of European History (4 hrs.)

History 605:

Literature of Latin American History (4 hrs.)

Group II - Proseminars

History 606:

Proseminar in U.S. History to 1877 (4 hrs.)

History 607:

Proseminar in U.S. History since 1977 (4 hrs.)

History 608:

Proseminar in Southern History (4 hrs.)

History 608-001:

Slavery and Emancipation (4 hrs.)

History 620:

Proseminar in Latin Am. History, U.S./Latin Am. Relations (4 hrs.)

History 620-001:

Proseminar in Latin Am. History, Mexico Since 1820 (4 hrs.)

History 631:

Proseminar in Early Modern British and European History (4 hrs.)

History 635:

Proseminar in Recent British and European History (4 hrs.)

History 639:

Proseminar in Military and Naval History (4 hrs.)

Group III - Seminars

History 651:

Seminar in U.S. History to 1877 (4 hrs.)

History 657:

Seminar in U.S. History since 1877 (4 hrs.)

History 658:

Seminar in Southern History (4 hrs.)

History 658:

Seminar in Southern History - Politics and Society in the American South from the Age of Andrew Jackson through Reconstruction (4 hrs.)

History 660:

Seminar in the State and Local History (4 hrs.)

History 665:

Special Studies Seminar (4 hrs.)

History 670:

Seminar in Latin American History (4 hrs.)

History 684:

Seminar in Military and Naval History (4 hrs.)

Group IV - Directed Study

History 697:

Directed Readings (1 to 4 hrs.)

* Written permission of the director of graduate studies required for admission

History 698:

Directed Research Not Related to Dissertation (1 to 4 hrs.)

*Written permission of the director of graduate studies required for admission

History 699:

Dissertation Research (1 to 12 hrs.)

*Not to be counted for required credit for advanced degrees.

History 429