<p>Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Designed for juniors/seniors. Introduction to diverse histories of German-speaking lands in central Europe from mid-18th century to First World War. Exploration of great variety of German communities and cultures across Europe and world. Identification of ways in which polycentric networks of German migration, science, travel, and trade helped to shape the age of empire. Examination of implications of Germans’ persistent interconnections with the broader world (including California) for understandings of the modern era. P/NP or letter grading.</p>

History

College of Letters and Science

HIST 125B - Global German History in an Age of Empire, 1770s to 1914

Global German History in an Age of Empire, 1770s to 1914

Develop comparative perspectives on the writing of history and its impact on our worldviews.

Understand the dynamic relationships between people in and outside of Europe over a long period of time.

Improve oral and written communication skills through guided discussion and written assignments.

Develop skills in critical historical analysis of primary sources.

General Catalog

Global German History in an Age of Empire, 1770s to 1914

HIST 125B

4 units