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Frequently Taught History Courses
Course | Description | Instructor |
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HIST 1120 | An Introduction to Canadian History | Block |
HIST 1160 | Europe: 1500 – 1789 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 1220 | History of Canada: 1867 to present | Block |
HIST 1260 | Europe: 1789 – 1939 | St. John-Stark, Bell |
HIST 2160 | History of England: Roman Britain to the Glorious Revolution, 1688 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 2170 | Major Issues in American History from the Colonial Period to the Civil War | Gorman |
HIST 2270 | American History from the Civil War to the Present | Gorman |
HIST 3000 | The Historian's Craft | Professor rotation |
HIST 3050 | British Columbia | Block |
HIST 3120 | Canada in the Cold War Era | Block |
HIST 3140 | Tudor England, 1485 – 1603 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 3150 | Stuart England, 1603 – 1688 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 3300 | The United States, 1812 – 1865 | Gorman |
HIST 3310 | The United States, 1865 – 1896 | Gorman |
HIST 3360 | The United States, 1900 – 1945 | Gorman |
HIST 3390 | The American Revolution and the Formation of the United States | Gorman |
HIST 3420 | Victorian Britain, 1850 – 1901 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 3520 | Knowledge and Belief in Medieval to Early Modern Europe | St. John-Stark |
HIST 3610 | Britain, 1900 – 1930 | St. John-Stark |
HIST 4200 | Reformation Europe — Topics in European History | St. John-Stark |
HIST 4200 | Modern Europe — Topics in European History | St. John-Stark |
HIST 4200 | Russia and Eastern Europe — Topics in European History | Bell |
HIST 4200 | Absolute War: Europe WWII — Topics in European History | Bell |
HIST 4250 | Religion in Canada — Topics in Canadian History | Block |
HIST 4250 | History of Sexuality — Topics in Canadian History | Block |
HIST 4350 | The American Civil War — Topics in American Social History | Gorman |
HIST 4480 | The Sixties — Topics in American Social History | Gorman |
A complete list of courses offered at TRU is available from the Course Schedule.