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HIST 132 - Making the World: since 1500

(3 credits)
This course surveys major issues and events in world history from the beginning of Western expansion around 1500 C.E. through the present. Topics include colonialism and anti-colonial movements, global trade networks, revolutions, industrialization, and nationalism, and globalization. Offered annually (CGCL; CHUM; CMCL)


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