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Centreville, Virginia

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HIST 358

The Making of Modern Britain

Exploration of the most important social, economic and political developments in Britain since the beginning of the 18th century covers topics including the rise of industrial society, Victorian ideas and attitudes, British feminism, the rise and fall of the British Empire, the emergence of the Labour Party and British socialism, the impact of the two world wars and postwar political and social changes. Certain themes are stressed, such as the relationship between elite and popular politics, the development of the state, changing configurations of empire, and transformations in social and gender relations.

Units: 3.0

Prerequisites:
HIST 112 - Making the Modern World
or
HIST 102 - Western Civilization II