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Area F
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18 semester hours
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1.
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HIST 1131
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World Civilization and Society I (3 hours) or
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HIST 1132
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World Civilization and Society II (3 hours) if not taken in Area E (0-3 hours)
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2.
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HIST 2111
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The United States to 1877 (3 hours)
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HIST 2112
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The United States since 1877 (3 hours) (6 hours)
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3.
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Foreign Language (0-9 hours): must show competence at the level of the fourth university course (FREN, SPAN, GRMN or JAPN 2002, Intermediate Readings)
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4.
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Selections from (0-12 hours):
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ANTH 1102
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Introduction to Anthropology (3 hours)
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ANTH 1104
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Introduction to Archeology (3 hours)
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ANTH 2201
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Cultural Anthropology (3 hours)
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CSCI 1000
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Introduction to Computer Science and Applications (3 hours)
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CSCI 1010
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Computing Across the Arts and Sciences (3 hours)
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ECON 2106
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Principles of Microeconomics (3 hours)
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ECON 2105
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Principles of Macroeconomics (3 hours)
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GEOG 1101
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Introduction to Human Geography (3 hours)
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GEOG 1102
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World Regional Geography (3 hours)
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HIST 2005
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People Who Changed the World (3 hours)
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HIST 2920
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Honors Seminar
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MATH 2600
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Probability and Statistics (3 hours)
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POLS 2101
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Introduction to Political Science (3 hours)
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POLS 2201
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State and Local Government (3 hours)
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POLS 2350
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Introduction to the Law (3 hours)
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POLS 2401
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International Politics and Issues (3 hours)
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PSYC 1101
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Introduction to General Psychology (3 hours)
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PSYC 2101
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Introduction to the Psychology of Adjustment (3 hours)
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PSYC 2200
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Psychology of Gender (3 hours)
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SOCI 1121
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Sociological Perspectives (3 hours)
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SOCI 1160
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Introduction to Social Problems (3 hours)
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(Any transfer student who has not completed the courses in Area F, or their equivalents, must take these courses at GCSU.)
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Major Requirements
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27 semester hours
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1.
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European/English history, two courses from the following (6 hours):
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HIST 3301
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England to 1660 (3 hours)
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HIST 3305
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England since 1660 (3 hours)
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HIST 4045
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World War I (3 hours)
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HIST 4050
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World War II (3 hours)
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HIST 4110
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Classical Greece (3 hours)
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HIST 4120
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Classical Rome (3 hours)
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HIST 4130
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The Middle Ages (3 hours)
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HIST 4140
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Renaissance and Reformation (3 hours)
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HIST 4150
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Crime and Punishment in Early Modern Europe (3 hours)
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HIST 4160
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Science, Medicine and Society in Europe Before 1789 (3 hours)
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HIST 4170
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Women, Gender, and Society in Early Modern Europe (3 hours)
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HIST 4180
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Epidemic Disease in History from the Black Death to AIDS (3 hours)
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HIST 4210
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The French Revolution and Napoleon (3 hours)
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HIST 4220
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Modern Europe (3 hours)
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HIST 4245
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Modern Germany (3 hours)
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HIST 4250
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Soviet Russia (3 hours)
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HIST 4280
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Intellectual and Cultural History of Europe to 1550 (3 hours)
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HIST 4285
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Intellectual and Cultural History of Europe since 1550 (3 hours)
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HIST 4310
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Tudor England (3 hours)
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HIST 4315
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Stuart England (3 hours)
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HIST 4360
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A Cultural History of Wales, Scotland, and Ireland (3 hours)
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HIST 4380
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The British Empire and Commonwealth of Nations (3 hours)
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HIST 4950
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Special Topics appropriate to European
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Nonwestern/Third World history or Regional Geography, one course from the following (3 hours):
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HIST 4380
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The British Empire and Commonwealth of Nations (3 hours)
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HIST 4700
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Conquest and Social Change in Colonial Latin America (3 hours)
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HIST 4710
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Modern Middle East
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HIST 4720
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The Vietnam War (3 hours)
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GEOG 3500
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Regional Geography appropriate to nonwestern
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HIST 4950
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Special Topics appropriate to nonwestern
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3.
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HIST electives (12 hours)
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4.
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HIST 3001
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Historical Research and Writing (3-0-3)
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5.
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Senior Capstone HIST 4970 Senior Thesis
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Degree Requirements
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3-15 semester hours
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Students must show competence in a foreign language at the level of the fourth university course (2002). (9-12 hours)
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Fulfill the requirements of a Senior Capstone Experience by completing the requirements of Senior Thesis, HIST 4970. (3 hours)
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A grade of C or better must be earned in all courses that count toward the major.
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4.
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A minimum of 39 hours overall must be at the 3000-4000 level.
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5.
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Complete First-Year Academic Seminar with a passing grade. (cannot be counted towards graduation)
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6.
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Exit Survey / Information
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7.
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Portfolio of Papers to include Senior Thesis
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