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Dec 21, 2024
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LA 2040 - Modern History of Western Societies
This course provides a comparative history of modern America and Europe, beginning with the era of political and industrial revolutions, circa 1760. In particular, the American and French Revolutions in politics and the English Revolution in economics and technology mark the rise of modern nationalism, warfare, diplomacy, industry, agriculture, constitutions, ideology, imperialism, and society. Through the discussion and analysis of parallel and interactive developments on both sides of the North Atlantic, the student should gain a deeper understanding of their modern western world and how it came to evolve. Coverage of events should include those listed above, in addition to the Enlightenment, Napoleon146s Europe, Growth of Capital and Empire, World War I, Rise of Communism and Fascism, World War II, the Cold War, and the post-Cold War present. 3 hours Lecture and Discussion
Prerequisite(s):
3 hours Lecture and Discussion
3 Credits
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