History (BSEd)

Six Hours in African, Asian, Latin American and/or Middle East Civilization:

• 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 350 - Latin American Civilization
• HST 362 - Modern Latin American History: From Independence to Present
• HST 364 - History of Women in Latin America
• HST 370 - Religions, Cultures, and Empires of the Middle East and North Africa, 570 CE to 1798 CE
• HST 371 - The Making of the Modern Middle East, 1750 CE to 1923 CE
• HST 380 - Premodern East Asia
• HST 381 - Modern East Asia
• HST 382 - Asia Pacific War
• HST 532 - History of Ancient Egypt
• HST 542 - Ancient Israel
• HST 543 - Nationalism, Sectarianism, and Conflict in the Middle East
• 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
• and variable topics courses when they cover one of these regions.

Six Hours in U.S. History:

• HST 312 - History of American Baseball
• 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 375 - The Ozarks in American History
• HST 509 - Indian 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
• and variable topics courses when they cover U.S. history.

Three Hours in European History:

• HST 343 - Ancient Rome
• HST 351 - History of Europe to 1650
• HST 352 - Crisis in the Late Middle Ages
• HST 354 - History of Europe, 1715-Present
• HST 356 - Nazi Germany
• HST 360 - Britain and the World, 55 B.C.-1707
• HST 361 - Britain and World 1707-Present
• HST 545 - Medieval Europe
• HST 548 - The Renaissance
• HST 549 - The Reformation
• HST 559 - Germany, 1815-Present
• HST 562 - Communism in Eastern Europe, 1917-1990
• HST 564 - History of the Holocaust
• HST 566 - Victorian and Edwardian England
• and variable topics courses when they cover European history.

Three Hours in World Interregional and Cross-Regional:

• HST 340 - Industrialization in Global Perspective
• HST 345 - Enslavement in the Atlantic World
• HST 369 - Ancient Civilizations of the Mediterranean and Middle East
• 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 541 - The Ancient Near East to 1200 BCE
• HST 563 - History of Fascism
• and variable topics courses when they cover a related field.

Of Courses Listed Above, at Least Two Must Be at the 500 Level:

• HST 504 - Global Terrorism
• HST 509 - Indian History
• HST 514 - 17th-19th Century British Atlantic
• 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 529 - Plagues and Pandemics
• HST 531 - African American Leaders and Movements
• HST 532 - History of Ancient Egypt
• HST 536 - History of Missouri
• HST 537 - History of the American West
• HST 538 - History of the American South, 1607-Present
• HST 541 - The Ancient Near East to 1200 BCE
• HST 542 - Ancient Israel
• HST 543 - Nationalism, Sectarianism, and Conflict in the Middle East
• HST 545 - Medieval Europe
• HST 548 - The Renaissance
• HST 549 - The Reformation
• 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
• 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

In Addition, a Major in History to Be Certifiable Must Complete

• ANT 100 - World Cultures
• ECO 155 - Principles of Macroeconomics
• GRY 100 - World Regional Geography
• SOC 150 - Introduction to Society
• PSY 121 - Introductory Psychology
• PLS 101 - American Democracy and Citizenship

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• PLS 205 - Comparative Politics

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• PLS 232 - International Relations

Public Affairs Capstone Experience will be fulfilled by completion of:

• HST 418 - Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Studies II

Attain at Least a 3.00 Combined GPA (Missouri State and Transfer)

in the social science area (major field of study) which includes all courses listed above.

Teaching Methods and Supervised Teaching

• HST 417 - Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Studies I
• HST 418 - Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Studies II
• HST 422 - Supervised Teaching (Secondary Social Studies)
• HST 423 - Seminar in Supervised Teaching

Teacher Education Requirements:

Additional Professional Education Required Core and Competencies. Refer to Teacher Education and Teacher Certification Requirements .

Satisfy History Program Requirement of a Minimum Major GPA of 2.75

Satisfy History Program Requirement of a Minimum Major GPA of 3.00

Teacher Education Requirements:

This program also requires compliance With Teacher Education Requirements for eligibility to enroll in Professional Education courses; admission to and continuance in Teacher Education; approval for supervised teaching; and recommendation for certification which includes following GPA requirements. All GPA requirements include both Missouri State and transfer grades.

1. at least a 3.00 GPA in the certificate subject area (major field of study) which includes all courses listed under major requirements.
2. at least a 3.00 GPA in any additional certificate subject area.
3. at least a 3.00 GPA in the professional education courses which includes all courses in Teaching Methods and Supervised Teaching and Additional Professional Education Required Core and Competenties; and no grade lower than a “C” in all professional education courses.