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HIST 121
Democracy and Human Rights in the Era of the French Revolution and Napoleon
Explores the crucial social, cultural, intellectual, and political legacies of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic years (1789-1815) in France and across the globe. In particular, examines ideas and policies regarding religious toleration, democratic participation, slavery, gender, and nationalism.
Units: 3.0