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Encyclopedia Great Britain History Until 1707, this section deals primarily with English history. England and Wales were formally united in 1536. In 1707, when Great Britain was created by the Act of Union between Scotland and England, English history became part of British history. For the early history of Scotland and Wales , see separate articles. See also Ireland Ireland, Northern ; and the tables entitled Rulers of England and Great Britain and Prime Ministers of Great Britain Early Period to the Norman Conquest Little is known about the earliest inhabitants of Britain, but the remains of their dolmens and barrows and the great stone circles at Stonehenge and Avebury are evidence of the developed culture of the prehistoric Britons. They had developed a Bronze Age culture by the time the first Celtic invaders (early 5th cent. B.C. ) brought their energetic Iron Age culture to Britain. It is believed that Julius Caesar's successful military campaign in Britain in 54 B.C. was aimed at preventing incursions into Gaul from the island. In A.D.

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Welcome Undergraduates Postgraduates Faculty/Staff ... Links D. M. Palliser Professor of Medieval History d.m.palliser@leeds.ac.uk Research Interests Teaching Areas Research Supervision ... Publications D. M. Palliser has been Professor of Medieval History since 1994. He was previously G.F.Grant Professor of History at the University of Hull (1985 - 94). Research interests top His research centres on the history of medieval England (7th to 16th centuries), especially urban and rural settlement, society and the economy. His recent research has covered: English towns in the Anglo-Saxon, Norman, Plantagenet and Tudor periods Domesday Book English population, including early censuses, epidemics and migration Crafts, trade, markets and guilds Landscape history Urban archaeology His research in progress includes further studies of medieval towns, including the neglected topic of their customs and by-laws, and a general book on English towns from the Norman Conquest to the Reformation. He has edited the Royal Historical Society's Annual Bibliography of British and Irish History, and the first volume of the Cambridge Urban History of Britain. He is a member of the International Commission for Urban History, and of English Heritage's Urban Forum.

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Welcome What we Teach News and Events Staff ... Contact Us Staff Biography Steve Caunce, BA(Hons) (1st Class) (1979), Ph.D (Leeds) (1989) Address University of Central Lancashire Department of Humanities Harris 118 Preston, PR1 2HE Telephone Fax Position Senior Lecturer in History Email sacaunce@uclan.ac.uk Teaching Courses currently or recently taught (those running now in bold, details available elsewhere on the website): Early-modern Europe (level 1, BA) The North of England Since 1500 (level 1, BA) Britain and Europe, 1300-1750 (level 1, BA) Building the Global Economy: The Age of Imperialism, 1860-1918 (level 1, BA) Sources and Methods in History (level 2, BA) Sources and Approaches to Economic and Social History (level 2, BA) Museums, Heritage and History (short course, level 2, BA) Society and Technology (level 3, BA) Urbanisation in Northern England, 1500-2000 (level 4, MA)

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History Courses Anthropology Courses Geography Courses Fall 2004 HS 123. Major Themes in European History: This course will survey formative periods in European societies from the late Middle Ages to the present. Emphasis throughout will be on the development of capitalist/industrial economies, state-building and nationalism, and major transformations in European thought. (U) (3) HS 124. Introductory Seminar: Exploration of selected topics in history. (U) (3) HS 126. American Visions: America 's past from the perspective of important, representative individuals and groups, showing changing perceptions of the American experience. Developments in American thought from Puritan times to the present. (U) (3) HS 302. The Greek World: A history of the Hellenic World until the Roman Conquest. (U-G) (3) HS 303. History of Rome A course covering the history of Rome through the republican and imperial periods, closing with a survey of the rise of Christianity to 500 A.D. (U-G) (3) HS 304.

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BA Geography And History [LV71] Academic Year: Joint Honours scheme Available from: Duration (studying Full-Time): 3 years Part 1 Rules Year 1 Core (30 Credits) Students must take either GG11900 and GG11910 OR DA11900 and DA11910 Semester 1 GEOGRAPHIC DATA ACQUISITION, ANALYSIS AND PRESENTATION GEOGRAPHY TUTORIAL Semester 2 GEOGRAPHIC DATA ACQUISITION, ANALYSIS AND PRESENTATION GEOGRAPHY TUTORIAL Year 1 Options Students should take 30 credits from the following list or from BSC Geography modules Semester 1 POBL, LLE A CHENEDL TIWTORIAL DAEARYDDIAETH DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT ENGAGING HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Semester 2 CEFN GWLAD A'I PHOBL AMYGLCHEDD CYMRU METHODOLEG MAES AMGYLCHEDDOL MODIWL TIWTORIAL DAEARYDDIAETH PEOPLE, PLACE AND NATION: A GEOGRAPHICAL PERSPECTIVE THE CITY AND COUNTRY: PROCESSES OF CONFLICT AND CHANGE Year 1 Core (20 Credits) Semester 1 INTRODUCTION TO HISTORY Year 1 Options Students must take a minimum of two options Semester 1 TLODI AC AFIECHYD YM MHRYDAIN, C.1820-1900 AGE OF MAGNA CARTA-ENGLAND AND ITS NEIGHBOURS C1180-C1280 THREE QUEENS AND THEIR SUBJECTS BRITAIN AND THE FIRST WORLD WAR A HISTORY OF RELIGION IN BRITAIN: 1750 TO THE PRESENT Semester 2 YR OES DARGANFOD: GORESGYN GWLEDYDD AMERICA: 1492 - 1620 NATIONALISM, TOTALITARIANISM AND DEMOCRATIZATION: CZECHOSLOV

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HISTORY HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES LIBRARY 2003 revision - Bibliographers: Ancient, Greek and Western Europe- Martin Cohen British, Australian, New Zealand, South Africa and Commonwealth- Elaine Yarosky Canadian both English and French- Lonnie Weatherby Latin America- Sonia Silva United States- Judy Symansky History and Philosophy of Science- Larry Deck History of the Collection Current Collection Development Primary source materials in the form of archival documents or of private letters and papers are increasingly available in published form, often as microforms or in electronic format, and almost invariably at great cost. These primary sources are at the core of the discipline, and are essential not only for research but for the instruction of undergraduates. Primary sources are accorded a high priority and are selected when available and financially feasible. In order to avoid unnecessary or inadvertent duplication of costly primary source materials, it is library policy to ascertain whether the proposed title is available at or on order for another Montreal academic institution, or the Center for Research Libraries, before ordering. Academic Programmes and Liaison The History Department offers a full range of courses at the undergraduate level as well as courses and seminars of relevance to the master's and doctorate degrees. The Department shows a particular strength in European, British and North American History.

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ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM, VIRGINIA Spring 2003 HIST 243: MODERN BRITAIN (1485 to present). Instructor: Gary G. Gibbs. Office: West Hall. Office Phone: 375-2202. Course Description: This course is a survey of the history, society, culture, and religion of Great Britain, with a focus on England. Beginning with the advent of the Tudor dynasty, we will examine those events and trends that led Britain to build and lose a world empire. Course Objectives: 1. To foster critical and analytical skills. 2. To improve communication skills through class discussions and written assignments. 3. To develop an appreciation for diverse cultures (English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh) and their histories. 4. To Make students aware of the evolution of British History. In order to achieve these Course Objectives, there are the following Course Requirements: 1. Class attendance is mandatory. Excess of 3 absences will result in a lowering of the final course grade (one letter grade for each absence). 2. There will be a midterm exam in class on 28 February. There will be no exceptions made due to Spring Break travel plans. 3. Students are required to take a Final Examination on Final Examination: Monday 28 April 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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ROANOKE COLLEGE SALEM, VIRGINIA FALL 2001 HIST 243: MODERN BRITAIN (1485 to present). Instructor: Gary G. Gibbs. Office: West Hall. Office Phone: 375-2202. Course Description: This course is a survey of the history, society, culture, and religion of Great Britain, with a focus on England. Beginning with the advent of the Tudor dynasty, we will examine those events and trends that led Britain to build and lose a world empire. There is no textbook assigned for this class, but students will read 4 books from the lists of suggested titles below. Course Objectives: 1. To foster critical and analytical skills. 2. To improve communication skills through class discussions and written assignments. 3. To develop an appreciation for diverse cultures (English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh) and their histories. 4. To Make students aware of the evolution of British History. In order to achieve these Course Objectives, there are the following Course Requirements: 1. Class attendance is mandatory. Excess of 3 absences will result in a lowering of the final course grade (one letter grade for each absence). 2. There will be three in-class tests.

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT Head: Dr. James C. Harrison, Prof. Prof.: Dr. Karl K. Barbir+, Dr. Won Z. Yoon Assoc. Prof.: Dr. M. Barbara Allen, Dr. Arthur Brenner, Dr. Robert Nii Nartey Asst. Prof.: Dr. Daniel Dwyer, O.F.M., Dr. Bruce W. Eelman, Dr. Karen W. Mahar Visiting Instructor: Mr. Robert Drake The Department of History introduces students to the rich heritage of Western, American and other civilizations. The Department seeks to aid students in understanding both continuity and change: the complex, rapid changes of our times and their roots in and continuity with the past. History, while utilizing some of the methods of the social sciences, is humanistic in its approach and strives to integrate all past human experience. The Department attempts to foster the essential skills of the historian: scholarly inquiry and critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, narrative, and effective oral and written communication. It aims to prepare students for both advanced professional training and for careers as diverse as teaching, law, government, journalism, and business. To accomplish these purposes, students are offered a wide variety of courses in every area of history as well as specialized colloquia, honors seminars, and independent study. History Honors Program : Students with high academic achievement, regardless of their major, are invited to participate in Honors seminars. Freshmen are chosen on the basis of SAT scores and their high school record. Students who maintain a cumulative index of 3.3 and complete a minimum of four Honors seminars with a B+ average will be eligible for a certificate of Honors in History upon graduation. Admission to the seminars is by permission of the department head.

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The Citadel Department of History Undergraduate Courses Courses for Spring 2004 Full History Undergraduate Course Catalogue: All courses in the department are three credit hours per semester, unless otherwise noted. Core Curriculum HIST 103 and HIST 104: History of Western Civilization A two-semester survey of the development of European civilization from ancient times to the present. Among the major topics examined during the first semester (to 1660) are Classical Greece, Republican Rome, Imperial Rome, the Christian Church, Feudalism, the Renaissance, the Protestant Reformation and the Age of European Exploration. The second semester focuses on the Enlightenment, the French Revolution, Communism, Socialism, the two World Wars and the Cold War. HIST 105 and HIST 106: History of World Civilization A two-semester survey of the development of human civilizations, with special attention to cultural borrowing, demographic change, technological development, religion and philosophy. Topics examined include the Columbian Exchange, the African slave trade, the scientific revolution, industrialization, imperialism and nationalism. Historiography HIST 203: Introduction to the Discipline of History An introduction to the history of the research and writing of history as a craft. According to the particular professor instructing, the course will address theories of history, computer simulation, the use of diaries, memoirs, and government documents, as well as the use of historic sites, architecture, photographs, paintings, cinema, and literary fiction as evidence in reconstructing and interpreting historical events.

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