History courses at Brown
10,616 HIST courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- HIST 1976CAnimal, Vegetable, Mineral: Environmental Histories of Non-Human Actors
- HIST 1976DPowering the Past: The History of Energy
- HIST 1976FModern Environmental Movements from Conservation to the Rights of Nature
- HIST 1976GAnimal Histories
- HIST 1976HEnvironmental History of Latin America 1492-Present
- HIST 1976IImperialism and Environmental Change
- HIST 1976JEarth Histories: From Creation to CountdownWRIT
- HIST 1976KThe Invention of Nature: Enlightenment Natural HistoriesOffered Spring 2027
- HIST 1976NTopics in the History of Economic ThoughtWRIT
- HIST 1976RHistories of the Future
- HIST 1976UPlanning the Family
- HIST 1976VThe History of Childhood
- HIST 1977BFeathery Things: An Avian Introduction to Animal Studies
- HIST 1977IGender, Race, and Medicine in the AmericasWRITDIAP
- HIST 1977JWar and Medicine since the Renaissance
- HIST 1978BModern Southeast Asian History, 18th Century to Present: A Reading Seminar
- HIST 1978CReform and Revolution in Latin America
- HIST 1978DContested Histories of Colonial Indochina: Encounters, Social Transformations, Legacies of Empire
- HIST 1978ENationalism and the Nation in Modern Europe
- HIST 1978FClimates of Inequality: The Plantation-to-Petrochemical Complex
- HIST 1978GWonders, clerics, and natives: The Construction of Mesoamerican Christianities. A political reading
- HIST 1978HWhen Religion meets Modernity: Tibet Enters the World System
- HIST 1978JLaboring Against AutomationWRIT
- HIST 1978KWorlds on the Move: Migration and Exchange Across Europe and the Mediterranean, 1492–1700
- HIST 1978LHistory of Healing, Medicine, Technology, and Global Health in Africa
- HIST 1979CPutin, Stalin and "Friends": Understanding Eurasia Today through its History and Personalities
- HIST 1979EWise Latinas: Women, Gender, and Biography in Latinx History
- HIST 1979FSex, Gender, Empire
- HIST 1979GThe Unwinding: A History of the 1990s
- HIST 1979HProstitutes, Mothers, + Midwives: Women in Pre-modern Europe and North America
- HIST 1979IRace and Inequality in Metropolitan America from Urbanization to #blacklivesmatter
- HIST 1979JLondon: 1750 to the Present
- HIST 1979KThe Indian Ocean World
- HIST 1979LUrban History of Latin America
- HIST 1980BAnimals and Plants in Chinese History (ENVS 1916)
- HIST 1980CHistories of Global Wetlands (ENVS 1915)
- HIST 1980HHeresy and Orthodoxy in Islamic Thought (RELS 1530B).
- HIST 1980LIslam in America: A Global History (HMAN 1973N)
- HIST 1980MBureaucracy: A Modern History (HMAN 1973K)
- HIST 1980NPatterns of Migration: Objects and People (COLT 1440W)
- HIST 1980PMuseum Histories (AMST 1903I)
- HIST 1980RUrban Schools in Historical Perspective (EDUC 1620)
- HIST 1981BBirding Communities (ENVS 1557)
- HIST 1981DJewish Humor and Commercial Entertainment in Early 20th-Century Europe and America (JUDS 1726)
- HIST 1981EFeathery Things: An Avian Introduction to Animal Studies (HMAN 1972F)
- HIST 1981FThe Anthropocene: The Past and Present of Environmental Change (ENVS 1910)
- HIST 1981GIntellectual Change: From Ottoman Modernization to the Turkish Republic (MES 1300)
- HIST 1981HBlacks + Jews in American History and Culture (JUDS 1753)
- HIST 1981JEngland without a Monarchy: Regicide and Republic, 1649-1660 (HMAN 1974Q)
- HIST 1981KPlanning the Family: Gender, Reproduction, and the Politics of Choice (HMAN 1975G)