1959-1960 Academic Catalog

401, 402 SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES*** ('61·'62) An intensified study of the family, religion, class structure, rural and urban development, reform movements, the arts, science, and education as known in the United States. A brief survey of colonial society is included. Three credit hours each semester 403, 404 HISTORY OF THE SOUTH** ('59-'60) An intensified study of the South from 1820 to the present. Special attention is focused on the problem of slavery, sectional controversy, southern nationality, the civil war, reconstruction, restoration of home rule, general cultural and economic de– velopment. Three credit hours each semester 400 MINOR PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN HISTORY** ('60-'61) An extensive study in some field of historical development allowing the individual student to work on a problem in which he is particularly interested. Offered only to advanced students majoring in History. Three credit hours 410 MINOR PROBLEMS IN EUROPEAN HISTORY ('61-'62) An extensive study in some field of historical develop– ment allowing the individual student to work on a problem in which he is particularly interested. Offered only to advanced students majoring in History. Three credit hours 412 HISTORY SEMINAR* A study of sources, materials, and methods of historical research. Each student will prepare a formal monograph. Required of majors. Three credit hours B. SOCIOLOGY 230 PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY* An introduction to the concepts of sociology. The structures and processes of social life are studied. Three credit hours 70