2022-2023 History Course Schedule

HIST 5.08/AAAS 19 (11) Africa and the World (INTER), Professor Sackeyfio-Lenoch
HIST 8.02 (10) Making of the Modern World Economy (INTER), Professor Link
HIST 10.02 (3A) Archival Research and the Production of History (INTER), Professor Sackeyfio-Lenoch
HIST 29/WGSS 26.02 (2A) Women and American Radicalism Left and Right (US), Professor Orleck
HIST 38.02/NAIS 38 (10A) Lewis and Clark in Indian Country (US, pre-1800), Professor Calloway
HIST 40.01 (12) The Global Thirties: Economics and Politics (INTER), Professor Link
HIST 70.02/MES 12.13 (12) Modern Iran (AALAC), Professor Nikpour
HIST 92.07/AAAS 61.05/LACS 39 (2A) Black Agrarian Democracy: Haitian History from Revolution to the Fall of the Duvalier Dictatorship (AALAC), Professor Chochotte
HIST 94.09/JWST 11 (10A) History and Culture of the Jews II: The Modern Period (INTER), Professor Rosenblatt
HIST 96.12 (10A) Seminar: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration in U.S. History (US), Professor Orleck

HIST 1 (10) Turning Points in American History (US, pre-1800), Professor Bonner
HIST 2 (11) #EverythingHasAHistory: Understanding America Today (US), Professors Rabig and Barthé
HIST 4.03/MES 2.03 (10) Introduction to the Modern Middle East and North Africa (AALAC), Professor Nikpour
HIST 5.04/ASCL 10.02 (10A) Introduction to Korean Culture (AALAC, pre-1800), Professors Suh and Kim
HIST 5.05/ASCL 64.11 (2) The Emergence of Modern Japan (AALAC), Professor Ericson
HIST 5.14 (12) The Americas from Invasion to Independence (INTER, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professors Mercado-Montero and Musselwhite
HIST 8.04/WGSS 26.03 (3A) History of Sexuality in America (US), Professor Moreton
HIST 10.04/AAAS 20.01 (9L) Dartmouth Black Lives (US), Professors Rabig and Barthé
HIST 14/NAIS 14 (11) The Invasion of America: American Indian History, Pre-Contact to 1800 (US, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Calloway
HIST 18 (10) The History of Voting in America (US), Professor Butler
HIST 31.01/LATS 20 (9L) Latina/o Social Movements (US), Professor Garcia
HIST 33.02/GEOG 40.05 (12) American Anthropocene: Climate and Power in U.S. History (US), Professor Moreton
HIST 43.02 (11) European Intellectual and Cultural History, 1400-1800 (EUR, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor McMahon
HIST 49 (10) Early Modern England, 1485-1780 (EUR, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Estabrook
HIST 52 (2) Modern Germany, 1870-1990 (EUR), Professor Greenberg
HIST 72.02 (2A) Nomad Rulers and the Origins of the Modern World (AALAC, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Crossley
HIST 78.04/ASCL 64.14 (12) Slaves and Rebels in Korea, 1392-1910 (AALAC, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Suh
HIST 80/LACS 50.13 (2) The History of Capitalism in Latin America (AALAC, pre-1800), Professor Voekel
HIST 90.15/ASCL 54.12 (2) State and Society in Early Modern India, 1500-1800 (AALAC, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Bains
HIST 92.01/AAAS 61/LACS 59 (12) Caribbean History: 1898-Present (AALAC), Professor Campbell
HIST 94.06/CLST 18 (10) History of the Roman Empire: Roman Principate to Christian Empire (INTER, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Stewart
HIST 96.29 (6B) Seminar: Debating Democracy in the Nineteenth Century (US), Professor Butler
HIST 96.33 (3A) Seminar: Global History of Human Rights (INTER), Professor Nikpour
HIST 96.34 (London FSP) Seminar: London Archives (INTER), Professors Bonner and Ericson
HIST 98 (3B) Honors Seminar, Professor Musselwhite

History London Foreign Study Program

HIST 3.01 (10) Europe in the Age of Wonder (EUR, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professors Gaposchkin and Simons
HIST 5.01/AAAS 14 (2) Pre-Colonial African History (AALAC, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Campbell
HIST 5.11/ASCL 54.11 (2) Gandhi, Twentieth Century India and the World (AALAC), Professor Carson
HIST 9.07 (3A) Sex and Gender in Modern Europe (EUR), Professor Greenberg
HIST 16/AAAS 12 (10) Race and Slavery in US History (US, pre-1800), Professor Barthé
HIST 23 (9L) American History Since 1980 (US), Professor Rabig
HIST 25.02 (11) The United States and the World, 1865-1945 (US) Professor J. Miller
HIST 37/AAAS 24 (12) The Black Radical Tradition in America (US), Professor Barthé
HIST 43.03 (2) European Intellectual and Cultural History, 1800 to the present (EUR), Professor Greenberg
HIST 57 (10A) Scientific Revolutions and Modern Society (INTER, pre-1800), Professor Barlow Robles
HIST 75/AAAS 50/ASCL 54.07/ENVS 45 (11) Colonialism, Development, and the Environment in Africa and Asia (AALAC), Professor Haynes
HIST 77/ASCL 80.08 (2A) Imperialism in Modern East Asia (AALAC), Professor Ericson
HIST 79/ASCL 64.12 (10A) Postwar Japan: From Occupied Nation to Economic Superpower (AALAC), Professor Ericson
HIST 87/LACS 76 (12) Culture and Identity in Modern Mexico (AALAC), Professor Voekel
HIST 90.14 (12) The Global British Empire from 1600 - Present (INTER), Professor Bains
HIST 90.17 (12) Templars, Teutonic Knights, and the Medieval Military Crusading Orders (EUR, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Meehan
HIST 90.18 (2A) Reproductive Health in U.S. History (US), Professor Rich
HIST 94.07/CLST 19 (12) Methods and Theory in Ancient History (INTER, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Stewart
HIST 96.03 (2A) Seminar: Topics in British History (EUR), Professor Estabrook
HIST 96.08/NAIS 81.03 (10A) Seminar: Pen and Ink Witchcraft: Native American History Through Treaties (US, pre-1800), Professor Calloway
HIST 99.01 (ARR (to be arranged with Prof. Musselwhite)) Honors Thesis, Professor Musselwhite

HIST 4.01 (2) The Crusades (EUR, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Meehan
HIST 4.03/MES 2.03 (12) Introduction to the Modern Middle East and North Africa (AALAC), Professor Simon
HIST 8.06/LACS 8.01 (9L) History of Food (INTER), Professor Garcia
HIST 10.03 (TBD) The Dartmouth Vietnam Project: Learning Oral History in a Digital Age (INTER), Professor E. Miller
HIST 12 (11) The Civil War Era: From Rebellion to Revolution (US), Professor Bonner
HIST 15/NAIS 15 (10) American Indians and American Expansion: 1800 to 1924 (US), Professor Calloway
HIST 19 (12) United States Political History in the Twentieth Century (US), Professor Orleck
HIST 20 (10) American Thought and Culture to 1865 (US, pre-1800), Professor Butler
HIST 22/AAAS 80.06 (11) Civil Rights in the United States in the 20th Century (US), Professor Barthé
HIST 25.03 (11) The United States and the World Since 1945 (US), Professors E. Miller and J. Miller
HIST 28/WGSS 23.02 (2) American Women's History in the Twentieth Century (US), Professor Orleck
HIST 36 (TBD) Health Care in American Society: History and Current Issues (US), Professor Koop
HIST 40.02 (6B) The Intellectual History of Capitalism (INTER), Professor Link
HIST 47 (12) The French Revolution and Napoleon (EUR, pre-1800), Professor McMahon
HIST 50 (10) Modern Britain, 1780-present (EUR), Professor Estabrook
HIST 61 (2A) Britain and the Sea (INTER, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Estabrook
HIST 63.02 (10A) Reading Artifacts: The Material Culture of Science (INTER), Professor Barlow Robles
HIST 66/AAAS 15 (TBD) History of Africa since 1800 (AALAC), Professor Campbell
HIST 76/ASCL 54.08 (12) From Colonial India to Post-Independence South Asia (AALAC), Professor Haynes
HIST 78.03/ASCL 64.05 (12) The Two Koreas, 1948-Present (AALAC), Professor Suh
HIST 90.19 (TBD) Climate, Natural Disasters, and Environmental History, Professor Carson
HIST 92.02/AAAS 62/LACS 54 (2A) Nationalism and Revolution in the Caribbean (AALAC), Professor Chochotte
HIST 92.03/AAAS 60/LACS 58 (10A) Slavery and Emancipation in Latin America and the Caribbean (AALAC), Professor Chochotte
HIST 92.06/RUSS 15 (TBD) Russia and the West: From Early Times to the Present Day (EUR), Professor Finkel
HIST 96.21 (3B) Political Thought in Colonial America (INTER, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Musselwhite
HIST 96.25 (2A) Seminar: World War II in the Pacific, 1931-1945 (INTER), Professor J. Miller
HIST 96.27 (6B) Seminar: Great Historians: Classic Works from Herodotus to DuBois (INTER, pre-1800), Professor McMahon
HIST 96.40 (10A) Seminar: War and Peace in Korea, 1231-1876 (AALAC, pre-1700/pre-1800), Professor Suh
HIST 99.02 (ARR (to be arranged with Prof. Musselwhite)) Honors Thesis, Professor Musselwhite