1949-1950 Academic Catalog

tionary doctrines during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and the background of the two modern World Wars are emphasized. Three hours credit. 201 America to 1865 Prerequisite, 102. Political and social history of our formative period from the age of exploration through the years of sectional strife. Three hours credit. 202 America from 1865 Pre-requisite, 201. A continuation of 201. The rest of present political and social institutions and the evolution of the United States as aworld power. Three hours credit. 301 History of Ohio Pre-requisite, 202. Rise and progress of political and social institutions in Ohio from the time of exploration. Offered alternate years. Two hours credit. 302 History of Latin America Pre-requisite, 202. A survey of the history of Latin American states followed by a more careful study of the economic possibilities of the area. Offered alternate years. Three hours credit. 305 Church History Pre-requisite, 102. A course in the history, origin, development, and tenets of denominations and sects of the Christian Church. Three hours. Offered when there is sufficient demand. 306 Church History Pre-requisite, 205 A continuation of 305 Three hours. 311 Survey of English History Pre-requisite, 102. May be studied at the same time as 301. A short history of England from the Roman occupation thru World War II with em­ phasis on contributions made to western civilization. Alternate years. Three hours credit. 312 Europe Since 1914 Pre-requisite, 102. An intensive study of the background of World War H. Offered alternate years. Three hours credit. 401 Ancient History Pre-requisite, 102. A rapid review of the history of early civilizations that have influenced modern thought and institutions. Offered when there is sufficient demand. Three hours credit. 402 History of Russia Pre-requisite, 304. A survey of Russian history from the ninth century to the present. Although studied in chronological order, the emphasis is on achieving some understanding of the policies and institutions of the U.S.S.R. Three hours credit. 411 Problems in American History A research course on individual topics. Pre-requisite, fifteen hours of history including 201-202. Two-three hows credit. 36