HISTORY (HIST)

3 - AN INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: THE CHINESE   3 units

Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

A Study of the Chinese in the United States, their background; why they immigrated; their role in the development of the West and as a political and social force which shaped the Chinese culture and society within American context.
Credit/No Credit Option

4A - HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION   3 units

CAN HIST 2
HIST 4A + 4B is CAN HIST SEQ A
Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

A survey of Western civilization from prehistoric times to 1600. Emphasis on the major political, economical, social, and intellectual movements that have molded the Western way of life.
Credit/No Credit Option

4B - HISTORY OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION   3 units

CAN HIST 2
HIST 4A + 4B is CAN HIST SEQ A
Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

A survey of Western civilization from 1600 to the present. Emphasis on the major political, economical, social, and intellectual movements that have molded the Western way of life.
Credit/No Credit Option

6 - THE MIDDLE EAST   3 units

Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

A survey of the Middle East from prehistoric to modern times. Emphasis is on the major religious, cultural, social, political and economic movements that have influenced the current Middle East.

17A, B - UNITED STATES HISTORY   3 units each

HIST 17A is CAN HIST 8
HIST 17B is CAN HIST 10
Lecture 3 hours each course
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

A survey of the political, economical, social and cultural history of the United States from the settlement by native Americans to the present. History 17A analyzes the foundation of a Federal Constitution and early court activities, the development of democracy, and the causes of the Civil War and development of Reconstruction. History 17B traces the growth of the United States after the Civil War, through the rise of industrialization and imperialism, the advent of two world wars and include modern social and political history.

20 - HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF CALIFORNIA   3 units

Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

The course will examine California geographic regions, the Indians of California, European discovery, institutions of Spanish California, the Mexican period, and the early American period, the Economic foundations of the state, political growth, and state and local institutions of California history in the 20th Century will be studied.

30 - HISTORY OF SOUTHEAST ASIA   3 units each

Lecture 3 hours
Acceptable for credit: University of California, California State University

The History of Southeast Asia will offer the student a survey of the peoples of Southeast Asia. Major Topic will include political, economic, social and cultural events which highlight the background and makeup of the Orient.

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