SCHEDULE OF LECTURES
a = lecture
b = expanded outline
c = review questions
January
Read Hunt, Chapter 19
22 Europe and the Wider World in the Eighteenth Century. a b c
24 European Servitude and African Slavery a b c
29 The Enlightenment and the Revival of Protestantism a b c
31 Industrial Revolution in Great Britain a b c
February
Read Hunt, Chapter 20
05 The Democratic Revolutions in America and France a b c
Read Hunt, Chapter 21
07 Napoleon and his Empire a b c
12 Liberalism, Conservatism, and the Abolition of Slavery a b c
Read Hunt, Chapters 22 & 23
19 Great Britain: Workshop of the World a b c
21 Karl Marx and Marxism a b c
26 Charles Darwin and Natural Selection a b c
28 Science, Religion, and the Bible in the Nineteenth Century a b c
March
Read Hunt, Chapter 24
04 State-building, Democracy, and the New Socialism a b c
06 The Second Industrial Revolution. a b c
13 Mid-Term Exam (will not be given early for any reason)
15-23 spring break
Read Hunt 25, re-read 24
25 Imperialism and Resistance a b c
27 Modern Thought: Einstein and Freud a b c
April
Read Hunt, 26
08 The Russian Revolution a b c
10 The Versailles Treaty and the Rise of Fascism a b c
Read Hunt, 27
15 The Great Depression and the Rise of Hitler a b c
17 The Soviet Union and Stalin a b c
Read Hunt, Chapters 28-29
24 America and the Soviet Union a b c
29 The Cold War and Western Prosperity a b c
May
01 The End of the European Empires?a b c
Read Hunt, Chapter 30
06 The Fall of Communism a b c
08 Globalization and America's Drive for World Supremacy a b c
15 Final Exam. 7:30 a.m. 225 CB. NOTE: The final will not be given early for any reason