World History from 1500

Troy University

CourseHIS 1123

This course surveys the growth, development, and character of the major centers of civilizations from 1500 to the present. The course focuses on the growing interconnections among societies around the globe in politics, economics, culture, and technology and examines the wide processes leading to the emergence of the present world.

Credits: 3 credits
Course Code: HIS 1123

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HIS 445
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The Caribbean
3 credits
HIS 4469
Europe since World War II
3 credits
HIS 4468
Europe in the World Wars, 1914-1945
3 credits
HIS 4467
Medieval Europe
3 credits
HIS 4466
Renaissance and Reformation
3 credits
HIS 4465
England from 1688
3 credits
HIS 4464
England to 1688
3 credits
HIS 4463
Europe in the Age of Enlightenment
3 credits
HIS 4462
Age of Absolutism
3 credits
HIS 4452
History of the Medieval Middle East
3 credits
HIS 4451
Modern East Asia
3 credits
HIS 4449
History of Nazi Germany
3 credits
HIS 4447
The Holocaust
3 credits
HIS 4444
The Crusades
3 credits
HIS 4443
Late Antiquity
3 credits
HIS 4438
The Cold War
3 credits
HIS 4433
Modern Russia
3 credits
HIS 4426
Arab-Israeli Conflict
3 credits
HIS 4419
World War II
3 credits
HIS 4410
Gender, Health, and History
3 credits
HIS 4407
Jacksonian America
3 credits
HIS 4404
Modern Eastern Europe
3 credits
HIS 4402
Nineteenth Century Europe 1815-1914
3 credits
HIS 4401
French Revolution and Napoleon
3 credits
HIS 3331
Western Thought since the 17th Century
3 credits