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Courses of Instruction
HISTORY.
Freshman students are required to take either survey courses
125 and 145 or 165 and 185. However, those who do not submit
at least one half unit entrance credit in American history have no
choice, but must take courses 125 and 145.
A history study club is maintained under the direction of
the faculty of the department for the study of questions of special
historical interest. All students are invited to attend and
participate in the discussions, and students who choose history as
their major subject will be required to do so.
125. United States History.-A study of the development of the
United States, laying special emphasis on the period of Revolution.
Text: A Short History of the United States, Bassett.
Two sections. Fall term. 9:00 and 10::30, Mr. Rister. Spring
term, 11:30, Mr. Richardson.
145. United States History.-A continuation of History 125,
emphasizing the social and economic development of the United
States since the Civil War and international relations up to and
including the Great War. Two sections. Winter term, 9:00 and
10:30, Mr. Rister.
165. History of Modern Europe, from 1500-1815. Fall term,
8:00 and 11:30, Mr. Richardson. Spring term, 8:00, Mr. Rister.
185. History of Modern Europe from 1815 to date. Winter
term, 8:00 and 11:30, Mr. Richardson.
225. English History.-A general history of England to the
time of the Stuarts. Fall term, 11:30, Mr. Rister.
235. English History.-A continuation of History 225, with emphasis
on the social and economic development of the English
Nation, and English Constitution. Winter term, 11:30, Mr.
Rister.
245. Mediaeval History.-Europe from the fall of the Roman
Empire to the fifteenth century. Spring term. 9:00, Mr. Rister.
325. Europe Since 1870.-The course will deal with International
alliances and rivalries of the forty years preceding the
Great War; economic and political expansion and the new imperialism;
diplomatic antecedents of the war, a brief review of
the war and the treaties and world order growing out of it.
Spring term, 11:30, Mr. Rister.21
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