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History resources
20th Century Europe (Manchester)
by Melinda Raupach, Annie Donahue, Carolyn Gamtso - last updated on Nov 18th, 2009
This guide will help you with your history and humanities research and writing assignments for John Cerullo's HIST 656/HUMA 730 course.
by Melinda Raupach, Annie Donahue, Carolyn Gamtso - last updated on Nov 18th, 2009
This guide will help you with your history and humanities research and writing assignments for John Cerullo's HIST 656/HUMA 730 course.
Civil War and Reconstruction (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
This guide primarily covers the period from 1828 to 1877 in U.S. History, focusing on the origins, course, and consequences of the Civil War. While it does cover military aspects of the war in some detail, it focuses on other topics, as well.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
This guide primarily covers the period from 1828 to 1877 in U.S. History, focusing on the origins, course, and consequences of the Civil War. While it does cover military aspects of the war in some detail, it focuses on other topics, as well.
Colloquium: America in the 1930s (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Aug 26th, 2009
Major colloquium spanning the period between the stock market crash of 1929 and the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. Students will complete a major research paper based on original sources, dealing with American history during the 1930s.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Aug 26th, 2009
Major colloquium spanning the period between the stock market crash of 1929 and the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor. Students will complete a major research paper based on original sources, dealing with American history during the 1930s.
Colloquium: Gender, Race, and Nation (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 13th, 2009
This course examines the modern nation-state in comparative historical perspective. It explores how the ideas and realities of race and gender have shaped state formation, policy, and law in the Americas.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 13th, 2009
This course examines the modern nation-state in comparative historical perspective. It explores how the ideas and realities of race and gender have shaped state formation, policy, and law in the Americas.
Colloquium: Roaring Twenties to the Great Depression (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
The objective of this course is to introduce history majors to the actual writing of history. Students are expected to read, research, and write papers related to the chaos and crises that marked Europe between the world wars.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
The objective of this course is to introduce history majors to the actual writing of history. Students are expected to read, research, and write papers related to the chaos and crises that marked Europe between the world wars.
History and Literature of Music (UNH Durham)
by Louise Buckley - last updated on Oct 05th, 2009
Information on library resources, services and more to help you on projects for Music 501 & 502.
by Louise Buckley - last updated on Oct 05th, 2009
Information on library resources, services and more to help you on projects for Music 501 & 502.
Introduction to Historical Thinking (Manchester)
by Melinda Raupach, Annie Donahue, Carolyn Gamtso - last updated on Oct 09th, 2009
This guide will help you with history research assignments for Prof. John Cerullo's HIST 500 course.
by Melinda Raupach, Annie Donahue, Carolyn Gamtso - last updated on Oct 09th, 2009
This guide will help you with history research assignments for Prof. John Cerullo's HIST 500 course.
New Hampshire History (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 25th, 2009
Resources to guide the study of New Hampshire history from the colonial period to the present.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 25th, 2009
Resources to guide the study of New Hampshire history from the colonial period to the present.
Research Seminar in Early American History (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
This guide is designed to help graduate students acquire the basic skills necessary to conduct research in early American history.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
This guide is designed to help graduate students acquire the basic skills necessary to conduct research in early American history.
Western Civilization (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Nov 12th, 2009
The classical origins and evolution of European civilization through the Renaissance, Reformation, and voyages of discovery. The rise of Europe to global supremacy in the 19th century and its transformation in the 20th century.
by Bill Ross - last updated on Nov 12th, 2009
The classical origins and evolution of European civilization through the Renaissance, Reformation, and voyages of discovery. The rise of Europe to global supremacy in the 19th century and its transformation in the 20th century.
World History to the 16th Century (UNH Durham)
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
The global experience of human communities with special emphasis on the development of the major civilizations and their interactions. Comparisons of social, cultural, religious, and political life and the emergence of distinctive and diverse human societ
by Bill Ross - last updated on Oct 06th, 2009
The global experience of human communities with special emphasis on the development of the major civilizations and their interactions. Comparisons of social, cultural, religious, and political life and the emergence of distinctive and diverse human societ
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