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level or a course in quantitative history. The particular
requirements for each degree are listed below.
 Master of Arts in Teaching-(1) At least 19 credits in
history courses including three in either HIS 6060 or
6061; (2) at least six credits in a minor outside history;
(3) one course each in social foundations of educa-
tion, psychological foundations of education, and
community college curriculum (education courses
may be used for the outside minor); (4) at least six
credits in SED 6943-Internship in College Teaching.
 Master of Arts-(1) At least 12 credits in the field of
concentration;.(2) at least 12 hours of history courses
outside the field of concentration including HIS 6060
or 6061; (3) at least six hours in a minor outside his-
tory; (4) a thesis for which at least six and no more
than 15 credits are given in HIS 6971. (No more than
six credits in HIS 6971 are counted in the minimum re-
quirements for the degree.) Students with a field of
concentration in public history may substitute for the
thesis a project equivalent in creative work for which
six credits are given in HIS 6950.
 Doctor of Philosophy-(1) A professional com-
petence in the field of concentration designated as
the major field; (2) a solid knowledge of two fields
designated as minor areas which may be selected
from the fields of concentration listed for the Master
of Arts degree or which may include a field outside
history; (3) completion of HIS 6060 and 6061; (4) pas-
sage of a set of written and oral qualifying examina-
tions testing competence in major and minor fields as
well as the student's knowledge of the nature of his-
tory and the historian's task; (5) at least four credits in
SED 6943-Internship in College Teaching; (6) a dis-
sertation for which credit is given in HIS 7980. Stu-
dents may also-take an optional third area in public
history.
 For further information write to the Graduate Coor-
 dinator, Department of History, 4131 General Purpose
 Building A.
 AFH 5258-Modern Africa (4) Prereq: permission of instruc-
 tor. Selected topics in nineteenth and twentieth-century
 African history. Not open to students who have taken AFH
 4250 or equivalent.
 AFH 5458-Southern Africa (4) Prereq: permission of instruc-
 tor. History of Africa south of the Zambezi River since 1800,
 with special reference to the Republic of South Africa. Not
 open to students who have taken AFH 4450 or equivalent.
 AFH 5934-Topics in African History (3)
 AFH 6934-Africa (4)
 AMH 5118-Colonial America (4) Prereq: permission of in-
 structor. The origins and development of an American socie-
 ty along the eastern seaboard of North America. Not open to
 students who have taken AMH 4110 or equivalent.
 AMH 5137-American Revolutionary Era (4) Prereq: per-
 mission of instructor. The Great War for Empire, the origins
 and course of the War for American Independence, govern-
 ment under the Articles of Confederation, and the move-
 ment for constitutional revision. Not open to students who
 have taken AMH 4130 or equivalent.
 AMH 5177-Era of the American Civil War (4) Prereq: per-
 mission of instructor. American history in the 1850s, 1860s,
 and 1870s with special attention to the Civil War. Not open
 to students who have taken AMH 4172 or equivalent.
 AMH 5229-Populist Era to World War I (4) Prereq: per-
 mission of instructor. Turn of the century decades from
 which the basic patterns of modern American industrial so-
 ciety and America's world power role emerged. Not open to
 students who have taken AMH 4220 or equivalent.
 AMH 5239-The United States, World War I to World War II
 (4) Prereq: permission of instructor. Political, economic, and
 social history of the U.S. between the wars with particular at-
 tention to the conflict between fundamentalism and mod-
 ernism in the 1920s and the Great Depression. Not open to
 students who have taken AMH 4231 or equivalent.


AMH 5278-The United States Since World War II (4) Pre-
req: permission of instructor. Changes in American society
and in America's role in world affairs from 1945 to the pres-
ent. Not open to students who have taken AMH 4270 or
equivalent.
AMH 5404-The South to 1860 (4) Prereq: permission of in-
structor. Development of the South from colonial times to
the emergence of Southern nationalism. Not open to stu-
dents who have taken AMH 4402 or equivalent.
AMH 5405-The South Since 1860 (4) Prereq: permission of
the instructor. History of the South from the Civil War to the
present, emphasizing the South as an integral region and its
relationship to the rest of the nation. Not open to students
who have taken AMH 4403 or equivalent.
AMH 5905-Special Studies (3)
AMH 5930-Topics in United States History (3)
AMH 6198-Early America (4) A research seminar focusing
on a selected topic or selected topics in American history
through the War of 1812.
AMH 6199--Nineteenth Century America (4) A research
seminar focusing on a topic or topics in American history
from the War of 1812 to around 1900.
AMH 6290-.Modern America (4) A research seminar focus-
ing on a topic pr topics in American history in.the twentieth
century,
AMH 6379-The United States in the World Economy
1783-1980 (4)
AMH 6393-Seminar in American Thought (4)
AMH 6406-Readings in Southern History, 1607-1865 (4) An
analysis of the major scholarly works and interpretations
dealing with the development of a bi-racial society in the
American south.
AMH 6498-Seminar in United States Urban-Ethnic History
(4)
AMH 6516-Seminar in American Foreign Relations and Ex-
pansion (4) American foreign policy since 1945, the United
States' response to Third World nationalism, the changing
historiographical debate over the nature of U.S. diplomacy,
and other selected topics.
AMH 6549--Seminar in the History of American Military
Policy (4)
AMH 6557-Seminar in the Constitutional and Legal History
of the United States (4) A chronological and thematic analy-
sis of the evolution of American law, legal institutions, and
constitutionalism from their English origins.to the present.
ASH 5388-Topics in East Asian History (3)
ASH 6904-Readings in Japanese History (3)
EUH 5225-Expansion of Europe: Exploration and Settle-
ment, 1415-1650 (3) Prereq: permission of instructor. Euro-
pean expansion overseas, 1415-1650; impact on Africa, Asia,
the Americas; the development of a global economy. Not
open to students who have taken EUH 4220 or equivalent.
EUH 5317-Spain and Portugal (4) Prereq: permission of in-
structor. History of Spain and Portugal with emphasis on the
early modern period and the twentieth century. Not open to
students who have taken EUH 4314 or equivalent.
EUH 5447-France (4) Prereq: permission of instructor. Top-
ics in the history of France from the Middle Ages to the pres-
ent. Not open to students who have taken EUH 4442 or
equivalent.
EUH 5467-Germany: The Making of the Empire (4) Prereq:
permission of instructor. Formation of the German Empire
under Chancellor Bismarck and Kaiser Wilhelm II. Not open
to students who have taken EUH 4463 or equivalent.
EUH 5468-Germany: The Republic and the Third Reich (4)
Prereq: permission of instructor. History of Germany from
the 1930s through World War II, emphasizing the methods
by which Hitler gained and maintained power. Not open to
students who have taken EUH 4464 or equivalent.
EUH 5517--Elizabethan England, 1509-1660 (4) Prereq: per-
mission of instructor. Topics in English history from the reign
of Elizabeth through the restoration of the Stuarts. Not open
to students who have taken EUH 4511 or equivalent.
EUH 5519-Restoration England, 1660-1793 (4) Prereq: per-
mission of instructor. Topics in English history from the
Stuart restoration through the reign of George III. Not open
to students who have taken EUH 4513 or equivalent.
EUH 5546-Topics in British History (3)
EUH 5657-European Military History (4) Prereq: permission