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History Dept. Honors Program (opens Word .doc)
Getting to Primary Sources on 19th-Century England
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Early World History Syllabus and
Materials
History 100
Modern World History Syllabus and Materials
History 101
Early Western Civilization Syllabus and Materials
History 105
Modern Western Civilization Syllabus and Materials
History 106
Modern Western Civilization Syllabus
and Materials
History 106 SUMMER version
The Historians Craft Syllabus
History 400W
Early Modern Europe Syllabus
and Materials
History 407
Modern European History Syllabus and Material
History 408
World History for Teachers Syllabus
History 411
Modern World History for Teachers Syllabus and Materials
History 412
Modern British History Syllabus and Materials
History 418
The Writing of History Syllabus and
Materials
History 450W
British Century (19th-Century England) Syllabus and Materials
History 509
Modern World Imperialism Syllabus
History 582 (Fall 2006)
Graduate Courses
Seminar in Historical Methodology Syllabus History 601
Making Victorian England Syllabus and Materials
History 620, Fall 2009
The History of Race Syllabus and Materials
History 620, Fall 2010
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Link to
Calif. Dept. of Education website, for
standards and frameworks for the history taught
in California public schools.
Liberal Studies Field Statements in History, Visual
& Performing Arts, Literature,
and Social Sciences
(the last statement is not currently used in the Program).