History (HIS)

Covers the political, economic, and social development from colonial beginnings to the end of Reconstruction; growth of political institutions; foreign affairs; and people, ideas, and forces which shaped American traditions. Satisfies State of Illinois requirement for teacher education

Covers the social, political, and cultural events and ideas contributing to the industrial growth, political reform movements, governmental control, welfare state, and the dilemma of world leadership. Satisfies State of Illinois requirement for teacher education

Covers the social, political, and cultural events and ideas contributing to the development of Western and non-Western nations up to the 16th century.

Covers the social, political, and cultural events and ideas contributing to the development of Western and non-Western nations up to the 16th century. REGISTRATION: This section is designed for students admitted into the Judson Honors Program only

Continues the study of Western and non-Western cultures from the 16th century through the contemporary era.

Continues the study of Western and non-Western cultures from the 16th century through the contemporary era. REGISTRATION: This section is designed for students admitted into the Judson Honors Program only