History Minor

Three Hours of a Non-Western, Interregional, or Cross-Regional History Course From:

• HST 323 - Women in Africa
• HST 334 - Conflict and Peace Building in Africa
• HST 335 - African Civilization
• HST 338 - Sources and Methods in African History
• HST 339 - Africa and the Wider World
• HST 340 - Industrialization in Global Perspective
• HST 343 - Ancient Rome
• HST 345 - Enslavement in the Atlantic World
• HST 350 - Latin American Civilization
• HST 362 - Modern Latin American History: From Independence to Present
• HST 364 - History of Women in Latin America
• HST 369 - Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean and Middle East
• HST 370 - Religions, Cultures, and Empires of the Middle East and North Africa, 570 CE to 1798 CE
• HST 371 - History of the Modern Middle East and North Africa, 1750 CE to 1991 CE
• HST 380 - Premodern East Asia
• HST 381 - Modern East Asia
• HST 382 - Asia Pacific War
• HST 383 - A Global History of the Inquisition, 1478-1834: The Holy Office in Europe, Asia, and the Americas
• HST 384 - History of Piracy in the Americas, 1492-1820
• HST 388 - The Second World War
• HST 395 - Spanish Conquest and Colonization in the Americas, 1492-1700
• HST 504 - Global Terrorism
• HST 514 - 17th-19th Century British Atlantic
• HST 529 - Plagues and Pandemics
• HST 532 - History of Ancient Egypt
• HST 541 - The Ancient Near East to 1200 BCE
• HST 542 - Ancient Israel
• HST 543 - History of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
• HST 563 - History of Fascism
• HST 571 - China in the Twentieth Century
• HST 572 - Gender and Sexuality in Modern East Asia
• HST 574 - Jordan Archaeology Education Abroad
• HST 587 - Mexico from Colony to Nation
• HST 588 - Twentieth-Century Mexico

Nine Additional Hours in History to total a minimum of 18 hours in the minor.

Of the 18 hours counted toward the minor, at least nine hours must be in courses at the 300 level or higher.

One Survey Course in African, Asian, Latin American or Middle East Civilization:

• HST 323 - Women in Africa
• HST 335 - African Civilization
• HST 350 - Latin American Civilization
• HST 370 - Religions, Cultures, and Empires of the Middle East and North Africa, 570 CE to 1798 CE
• HST 371 - History of the Modern Middle East and North Africa, 1750 CE to 1991 CE
• HST 380 - Premodern East Asia
• HST 381 - Modern East Asia

One Course in U.S. History:

• HST 313 - American Cultural History
• HST 314 - American Expansion and Empire
• HST 315 - Military History of the United States
• HST 324 - Women in American History
• HST 329 - The Automobile in American Life
• HST 331 - African American History I
• HST 332 - African American History II
• HST 340 - Industrialization in Global Perspective
• HST 345 - Enslavement in the Atlantic World
• HST 375 - The Ozarks in American History
• HST 509 - Indian History
• HST 510 - The Plains Indians
• HST 515 - American Environmental History
• HST 516 - American Religious History
• HST 517 - Legal and Constitutional History of the United States
• HST 518 - Colonial America
• HST 519 - The American Revolution
• HST 521 - Early American Republic
• HST 523 - Nineteenth Century America
• HST 524 - Civil War and Reconstruction
• HST 525 - Gilded Age/Progressive Era America, 1865-1920
• HST 528 - U.S. History Since 1945
• HST 531 - African American Leaders and Movements
• HST 536 - History of Missouri
• HST 537 - History of the American West
• HST 538 - History of the American South, 1607-Present

One Course in Ancient or European History:

• HST 340 - Industrialization in Global Perspective
• HST 343 - Ancient Rome
• HST 356 - Nazi Germany
• HST 360 - Britain and the World, 55 B.C.-1688
• HST 361 - Britain and World 1707-Present
• HST 369 - Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean and Middle East
• HST 541 - The Ancient Near East to 1200 BCE
• HST 542 - Ancient Israel
• HST 545 - Medieval Europe
• HST 548 - The Renaissance
• HST 549 - The Reformation
• HST 553 - History of Europe in the 19th Century, 1815-1918
• HST 559 - Germany, 1815-Present
• HST 562 - Communism in Eastern Europe, 1917-1990
• HST 563 - History of Fascism
• HST 564 - History of the Holocaust
• HST 566 - Victorian and Edwardian England

Three Hours of HST Elective at the 200 Level or Above.

Two of the Following:

• ANT 100 - World Cultures
• PLS 101 - American Democracy and Citizenship
• ECO 155 - Principles of Macroeconomics
• GRY 100 - World Regional Geography
• SOC 150 - Introduction to Society

Three Hours of Courses at the 200 Level or Above in one of the following areas: ANT, PLS, ECO, GRY, SOC.