HST 364A: World War I
Professor Wheeler
From the geopolitical backgrounds of the Great Powers to the peace settlements, this night class examines the global conflict from military, diplomatic, economic and cultural perspectives. Discussion topics include the Easter Rising of 1916 in Ireland, the Russian revolutions of 1917, and the fragmentation of the Middle East.
This class may count for French Studies, provided that the paper topic has approval from Prof. Booth. This class may count for German Studies provided that the paper topic has approval from Dr. Stewart. No prerequisites.
HST 365A: History of the Second World War
Professor Wheeler
Starting with Japanese aggression in Manchuria in 1931 and concluding with transitions to the Cold War, this night class examines the Second World War from military, political, diplomatic, economic, social and cultural perspectives, This class can count for French Studies, provided that Prof. Booth approves the paper topic. This class can count for German Studies, provided that Dr. Stewart approves the paper topic,. No prerequisites.
HST 374A: The Great Global Rivalry: Britain vs France 1688-1815
Professor Wheeler
From William of Orange and James II at the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland to Wellington and Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo in Belgium, the British and French engaged in a global rivalry (military, diplomatic, and economic) that determined the fates of North America and India, while giving the British worldwide naval supremacy. This course can count for French Studies, provided that Prof. Booth approves the paper topic. No prerequisites.