U.S. History (Minor)
The minor in U.S. history allows baccalaureate students majoring in any field other than history the opportunity to pursue an interest in U.S. history beyond that provided in the core curriculum. The program involves a balance of broad thematic courses and courses that are narrowly defined by chronology, and acquaints students with the research tools used by historians to uncover and interpret the past.
Curriculum for the Minor in U.S. History
Required courses (Credit: 3 hours)
| HIST 2000 | Introduction to Historical Methods | 3 credits |
Choose two from the following (Credit: 6 hours)
Choose three from the following (Credit: 9 hours)
| HIST 4700 | Multicultural America | 3 credits |
| HIST 4710 | Religion and Politics in American History | 3 credits |
| HIST 4720 | History of Religion in America | 3 credits |
| HIST 4740 | American Environmental History | 3 credits |
| HIST 4760 | Gender, Marriage and Family in American History | 3 credits |
| HIST 4777 | Early Native America | 3 credits |
| HIST 4778 | Modern Native America | 3 credits |
| HIST 4820 | The Old South | 3 credits |
| HIST 4821 | The New South | 3 credits |
Total Hours: 18