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- HIST 0622A"Information Overload" in Early Modern EuropeWRITSOPH
- HIST 0623BThe Russian RevolutionSOPH
- HIST 0623CAmericans in the USSRSOPH
- HIST 0623DThe Great Patriotic War: The Soviet Experience of World War IISOPH
- HIST 0624Coexistence and Violence in Europe: Jews, Muslims, Roma and their NeighborsWRIT
- HIST 0637AHistory of Jews in BrazilSOPH
- HIST 0637BFractious Friendships: The United States and Latin America in the Twentieth CenturyWRITSOPH
- HIST 0637DFrom Saint Domingue to Haiti: The Haitian Revolution and US Reverberations.WRITDIAPSOPH
- HIST 0650BWell-Behaved Women Seldom Make History: Women and Power During the American RevolutionWRITDIAPSOPH
- HIST 0654AWelfare States and a History of Modern LifeWRITSOPH
- HIST 0654BAmerican Patriotism in Black and WhiteSOPH
- HIST 0654CThe Oldest Profession: Race, Gender, and the Politics of Sex WorkDIAPSOPH
- HIST 0655ACulture Wars in American SchoolsWRITDIAPSOPH
- HIST 0656AHistory of Intercollegiate AthleticsDIAPSOPH
- HIST 0657AEarly American LivesWRITSOPH
- HIST 0658DWalden + Woodstock: The American Lives of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Bob DylanWRITSOPH
- HIST 0659AExcessive Force: State Violence, Vigilantism, and the History of "Law and Order" AmericaSOPH
- HIST 0673AColonial Encounters in the Early Atlantic
- HIST 0676AHistory of the LaboratoryWRITSOPH
- HIST 0678AWhat Do Concubines Have to Do with It? Gender, Sexuality, and Status in the Premodern WorldSOPH
- HIST 0682ELobsters, Thylacines, and Bacteria: An Introduction to Animal HistoriesWRITSOPH
- HIST 0690AEmpire and Everyday Life in Colonial Latin AmericaWRITSOPH
- HIST 0690BWomen's Work: Gender and Capitalism in American HistoryWRITSOPH
- HIST 0690CCities of the Global SouthWRITSOPH
- HIST 0690DBodies that Matter: Environmental Histories of Disability in the United StatesSOPH
- HIST 0690EGender and Sexuality in the Cold War AmericasWRITSOPH
- HIST 0690FUnnatural Disasters: Rethinking Histories of Catastrophe in the AmericasSOPH
- HIST 0691Indigenous EducationWRITSOPH
- HIST 0720The Romans
- HIST 0770Evil: The History of an Idea
- HIST 0770CWorld War II: A Global History from Below
- HIST 0911AKnowledge and Power: Material Culture History of Tibetan Buddhism during the Qing Dynasty 17-19th c
- HIST 0930BAmerican Jewish History (JUDS 0066)
- HIST 0930GDifficult Relations? Judaism and Christianity from the Middle Ages until the Present (JUDS 0050M)
- HIST 0930IHistory of the Holocaust (JUDS 0902)
- HIST 0930LIsrael's Wars (JUDS 0050H)
- HIST 0930PPowering the Past (ENVS 0710)
- HIST 0930QIntroduction to Modern South Asia (SAST 0700)
- HIST 0930RWar and Society in Ancient Greece (CLAS 0650)
- HIST 0930SBeyond Orientalism: Understanding 'East Asia' (EAST 0010)
- HIST 0930TEcological Imperialism (ENVS 0720)
- HIST 0930UBefore Wikipedia (COLT 0610Q)
- HIST 0930VSufi Islam (RELS 0610)
- HIST 0930W21st Century Classics (CLAS 0320)
- HIST 0930XThe Quran and its Readers (COLT 0711L)
- HIST 0930YCourtesans, Concubines, and Wives: Gender Relations in Imperial China (EAST 0309)
- HIST 0930ZThe 1001 Nights (COLT 0510K)
- HIST 0931AHow do you Feel? The History of Emotions (RELS 0843)
- HIST 0931BAn Introduction to Africana Studies (AFRI 0090).
- HIST 0931DZionism: A History from the 19th Century to the Present (JUDS 0051)Offered Spring 2027