HIST 322: Early Modern Europe

Course Description

An examination of the primary social, cultural, intellectual, and political developments in 17th and early 18th century Europe. Beginning with European religious division and conflict, it will explore popular and intellectual culture, from the witchcraze to the scientific revolution; political theory to the practice of the state centralization; global encounter and colonization, and cultural expression in music and the arts. Prerequisites: Junior standing and 100-level History course or instructor consent.