History

Course Guides
Fall 2009
HST 290 Harlem Renaissance (Harris)
HST 290 - U.S. Advertising & Consumer Culture in the Cold War Era (Dr. Tammy Gordon)
PowerPoint
HST 290 - Alcohol and Temperance in the Atlantic World (Dr. Paul Townend)
PowerPoint
HST 440/518 - Writer as Social Critic (Dr. Kathleen Berkeley)
HST 487/587 - Colonialism in Southeast Asia (Dr. William McCarthy)
HST 500 - Historiography & Methodology (Dr. David LaVere)

Previous Semesters
HST 290 - Local, National, Global: Writing the History of Civil Rights (Dr. Lisa Pollard)
PowerPoint
HST 290 - U.S. and Asia's Cold War (Dr. Yixin Chen)
Powerpoint
HST 290 - World War I (Dr. Mark Spaulding)
Powerpoint
HST 290 - The Beat Generation (Dr. Glen Harris)
HST 290 - American Exiles (Dr. Glen Harris)
HST 290 - History & Practice of History/Local History, National Histories: The American Civil Rights Movement (Dr. Lisa Pollard) (PPT file)
HST 290 - End of the Soviet Union (Dr. Susan McCaffray)
HST 290 - History & Practice of History/Revolution & Revolutionaries (Dr. Lisa Pollard)
HST 290 - Slavery & Serfdom: Sources for Historical Analysis (Dr. Susan McCaffray)
HST - 290 U.S. Public Policy: Sources for Historical Analysis (Dr. Laura Wittern-Keller)
HST 292 - Age of Brave Heart (Dr. Larry Usilton)
HST 330 - Womanhood in America (Dr. Candace Bredbenner)
HST 342 - North Carolina 1835 to the Present (Dr. Alan Watson)
HST 355 - Civil War and Reconstruction (Dr. Chris Fonvielle)
HST 408/548 - Black Death (Dr. Larry Usilton)
HST 416 - Democracy and Its Critics (Dr. Susan McCaffray)
HST 418/558 - The Sixites in Europe and America (Dr. Michael Seidman)
HST 418/558 USSR in the Time of Stalin (Dr. Susan McCaffray)
HST 418 - Spanish Civil War & Revolution (Dr. Michael Seidman)
HST 440/518 - History of Sexuality in the United States (Dr. Kathleen Berkeley)
HST 444/526 - U.S. Political History: The Supreme Court in American History (Dr. Laura Wittern-Keller)
HST 446/527 - US Confronts the Middle East (Dr. Taylor Fain)
HST 450/529 - Hollywood and Black Film (Dr. Glen Harris)
HST 495/595 - U.S. Imperialism: Sources for Historical Analysis (Dr. Taylor Fain)
HST 495/595 - Caribbean Pirates (Dr. William McCarthy)
HST 570 - Introduction to Public History (Dr. Tammy Stone-Gordon)

Other Suggestions

Best Sources and Services
Primary Sources for Historical Research
Archives and Special Collections
Government Publications
 
Wilmington Racial Violence of 1898
UNCW Department of History