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Newburgh, New York

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HIS 4019

WAR & PEACE, 1914-1919

The First World War transformed the face of the globe and nearly every human profession and academic discipline. In this seminar we will assess just how seminal this global conflict was for human history and for your major’s/profession’s development. Each week students will discuss readings covering the conflict’s dimensions on and off the battlefield. These dialogues will prepare participants to analyze and present on World War I memoirs and secondary literature of their choosing, and to compose a research paper that explores how the global conflagration and its months-long peace process altered practices and concepts in their chosen career. In so doing, undergraduates will acquire greater appreciation for why this war has cast such a looming shadow on modern developments.

Units: 3.0

Prerequisites:
HIS 1020 - UNITED STATES HISTORY II: 1865-PRESENT
Min Grade: C
and
HIS 1060 - HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION II
Min Grade: C
or
HIS 1040 - WORLD HISTORY II
Min Grade: C