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HIST 231 - Modern European Civilization I
Course Description
- Prerequisites: ENG 22/60 or placement in ENG 100
- Recommended Prep: ENG 100
Historical survey of political evolution and major economic, social and cultural developments taking place in Europe. HIST 231 (1500-1815); HIST 232 (1815-present).
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of HIST 231, the student will be able to:
- Appreciate unique developments and contributions of diverse European cultures/societies
- Identify and comprehend the historical roots of current issues and controversies
- Perceive patterns in cause and effect relationships and human experiences, and relate this knowledge to current events and issues
- Compare and contrast diverse societal responses to common human issues
- Understand the experiences and effects of regional and global transformations in political, social, economic and technological systems
- Synthesize complex material presented in written and verbal format
- Communicate in oral and written form to present clearly argued and supported analysis
- Assess and evaluate historical material on the Internet
- Continue investigating and analyzing historical information and issues as a life long learner