Course Title:
Culture and Identity in Early Modern England
Course Description:
Examines the history of early modern England as well as Ireland, Wales, and Scotland. Follows the development of England from a small backwater to one of the most powerful European nations by the end of the seventeenth century. Analyzes the constantly shifting relationships between the various cultural identities within Britain. Concentrates on British history not only from the perspective of the elites but also the ordinary people whose names have often been lost to history. Key themes include the growth of the British Empire, issues of gender, the interactions between England and the Celtic fringes, and participation in the political franchise.
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Prerequisite Remarks:
Sophomore standing or above; an introductory history course is strongly recommended.
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Repeatable:
N
Additional Information:
Approved course: Arts & Sciences Core-Analysis
