History Courses
History
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – Politics and Regional Interests, 1800-48
Prof. John Pinheiro, Aquinas CollegeUS History – Politics and Regional Interests, 1800-48
Prof. John PinheiroAquinas College
Course • History • 5 lectures
US History – Government Policies During the Civil War, 1861-65
Prof. Paul Escott, Wake Forest UniversityUS History – Government Policies During the Civil War, 1861-65
Prof. Paul EscottWake Forest University
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson, 1789-1809
Prof. John Pinheiro, Aquinas CollegeUS History – The Rise of Political Parties and the Era of Jefferson, 1789-1809
Prof. John PinheiroAquinas College
Course • History • 5 lectures
US History – America on the World Stage, 1800-48
Prof. Brian Rouleau, Texas A&M UniversityUS History – America on the World Stage, 1800-48
Prof. Brian RouleauTexas A&M University
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The Second Great Awakening, 1800-48
Prof. Susan Curtis, Purdue UniversityUS History – The Second Great Awakening, 1800-48
Prof. Susan CurtisPurdue University
Course • History • 4 lectures
US History – The Origins of the Constitution and the Constitutional Convention, 1787
Prof. Woody Holton, University of South CarolinaUS History – The Origins of the Constitution and the Constitutional Convention, 1787
Prof. Woody HoltonUniversity of South Carolina
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – Immigration and Migration in the 1920s
Prof. Susan Curtis, Purdue UniversityUS History – Immigration and Migration in the 1920s
Prof. Susan CurtisPurdue University
Course • History • 4 lectures
US History – Ratification, the Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights, 1787-91
Prof. Woody Holton, University of South CarolinaUS History – Ratification, the Federalist Papers and the Bill of Rights, 1787-91
Prof. Woody HoltonUniversity of South Carolina
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – Foreign Policy and the Debates Over Imperialism, 1865-98
Prof. Jay Sexton, University of MissouriUS History – Foreign Policy and the Debates Over Imperialism, 1865-98
Prof. Jay SextonUniversity of Missouri
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The War of 1898
Prof. Jay Sexton, University of MissouriUS History – The War of 1898
Prof. Jay SextonUniversity of Missouri
Course • History • 6 lectures
Crime and Punishment – The Gunpowder Plot, 1605
Dr Clare Jackson, University of CambridgeCrime and Punishment – The Gunpowder Plot, 1605
Dr Clare JacksonUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – Movement in the Early Republic, 1754-1800
Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New YorkUS History – Movement in the Early Republic, 1754-1800
Prof. Stephen RockwellSt. Joseph's College, New York
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Public Health in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 1700-1900
Prof. Simon Szreter, University of CambridgeMedicine Through Time – Public Health in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 1700-1900
Prof. Simon SzreterUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 5 lectures
Witchcraft, 1550-1750
Prof. Malcolm Gaskill, University of East AngliaWitchcraft, 1550-1750
Prof. Malcolm GaskillUniversity of East Anglia
Course • History • 6 lectures
Germany – The Rise of the Nazi Party, 1918-33
Prof. Sir Richard Evans, University of CambridgeGermany – The Rise of the Nazi Party, 1918-33
Prof. Sir Richard EvansUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 6 lectures
Britain – The Consequences of the Industrial Revolution, 1700-1900
Prof. Emma Griffin, University of East AngliaBritain – The Consequences of the Industrial Revolution, 1700-1900
Prof. Emma GriffinUniversity of East Anglia
Course • History • 7 lectures
US History – The Environment and Natural Resources, 1968-80
Prof. Patrick Allitt, Emory UniversityUS History – The Environment and Natural Resources, 1968-80
Prof. Patrick AllittEmory University
Course • History • 5 lectures
US History – Colonial Society and Culture, 1607-1754
Dr Jonathan Barth, Arizona State UniversityUS History – Colonial Society and Culture, 1607-1754
Dr Jonathan BarthArizona State University
Course • History • 9 lectures
US History – Reform in the Gilded Age, 1870-1900
Prof. Susan Curtis, Purdue UniversityUS History – Reform in the Gilded Age, 1870-1900
Prof. Susan CurtisPurdue University
Course • History • 5 lectures
US History – The Articles of Confederation, 1777-87
Prof. Woody Holton, University of South CarolinaUS History – The Articles of Confederation, 1777-87
Prof. Woody HoltonUniversity of South Carolina
Course • History • 8 lectures
US History – The Regions of the British Colonies, 1607-1754
Prof. Alan Taylor, University of VirginiaUS History – The Regions of the British Colonies, 1607-1754
Prof. Alan TaylorUniversity of Virginia
Course • History • 5 lectures
US History – European Colonisation, 1607-1754
Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern CaliforniaUS History – European Colonisation, 1607-1754
Prof. Peter MancallUniversity of Southern California
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The Vietnam War, 1945-75
Prof. Mark Lawrence, UT AustinUS History – The Vietnam War, 1945-75
Prof. Mark LawrenceUT Austin
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – Jackson and Federal Power, 1824-52
Prof. Sean Adams, University of FloridaUS History – Jackson and Federal Power, 1824-52
Prof. Sean AdamsUniversity of Florida
Course • History • 6 lectures
US History – The Great Depression and New Deal, 1929-39
Prof. David Kennedy, Stanford UniversityUS History – The Great Depression and New Deal, 1929-39
Prof. David KennedyStanford University
Course • History • 7 lectures
Britain – Politics, 1714-80
Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter UniversityBritain – Politics, 1714-80
Prof. Jeremy BlackExeter University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The Church and Medieval Medicine, 1066-1500
Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh, Kent UniversityMedicine Through Time – The Church and Medieval Medicine, 1066-1500
Dr Sheila SweetinburghKent University