The following undergraduate courses all qualify as "pre-1800" for the purposes of the History major and minor. If you have a question about whether a non-listed course could qualify, please contact the department's director of undergraduate studies.
HIST 137: The Rise and Fall of Emperors
HIST 139: Monarchy in European History
HIST 201: Medieval Pathways
HIST 205: History of Ancient Greece
HIST 206: History of Ancient Rome
HIST 216: Beyond the ‘Fall’ of Rome
HIST 216A: Medieval England
HIST 221: Early Modern Europe
HIST 223: The History of France
HIST 225A: History of Ireland to 1607
HIST 229: Global Migrations to the New World
HIST 235: Medieval World
HIST 236A: The World of the Crusades
HIST 281: Colonial Latin America
HIST 300: Age of Discovery
HIST 301: Alexander ‘the Great’
HIST 302B: The Post-Roman World
HIST 303: Mediterranean Society and Culture
HIST 304R: Constantine
HIST 305A: Ancient Christian Roots
HIST 306: Women, Sex, Gender in the Middle Ages
HIST 307: Comparative Colonial Systems
HIST 307A: The Catholic Missionary Church in the Americas and Asia, 1500-1800
HIST 308: History of Byzantium
HIST 309: The Rise of Islam
HIST 309B: Ancient Israel in its Near Eastern Context
HIST 309C: Muslims, Christians and Jews in the Medieval Mediterranean
HIST 310: Religion and Society in Medieval Europe
HIST 311: The Crusades
HIST 311B: Gunpowder Empires of Islam
HIST 312: Medieval Japan
HIST 312A: European Law from Antiquity to Napoleon
HIST 313A: Charlemagne and the Birth of Europe
HIST 316: England after the Black Death
HIST 317: Italy in the Age of Dante
HIST 322: Tyrants and Vagabonds
HIST 323: The Renaissance
HIST 325: Europe in the Reformation Era
HIST 328A: From Shakespeare to Sheridan
HIST 329A: The Family in European History
HIST 330A: The Celtic World
HIST 331A: Early Modern Europe, 1450-1640
HIST 332: The French Revolution
HIST 332A: Medieval Paris
HIST 367: Empires, Indians, and Colonists in America
HIST 370: Religion, Politics, and Society in the Early Modern World
HIST 371A: Colonial Latin America
HIST 371C: Cuba: From Colony to Cold War
HIST 375: Revolutionary America and the Early Republic
HIST 380A: Medieval Ireland
HIST 380B: The Capetian Dynasty
HIST 380D: Ireland, 1541-1800
HIST 410: Persecution and Tolerance in the Medieval Mediterranean
HIST 412: Martin Luther and the Reformation in Germany
HIST 413: English Crime, 1200-1800
HIST 415: Civility, Savagery, and Rebellion
HIST 422: Magna Carta in England and America