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HI - 307 Great Revolutions

Credits: 3

A comparative study of modern revolutions and examination of what constitutes a revolution, whether political, industrial, scientific, or otherwise. The course considers such problems as the relationship between ideology and revolution, the relative importance of political, social and economic causes of revolutions, and the connections between empire, war, and innovation.

General Education: Satisfies Lens 3: Policies & Systems.

Prerequisite(s): Expanded Literacies: Historical Analysis or Expanded Literacies: Social Analysis


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