HIST 2210 - Britain, Ireland, and the World

4 Semester Hours
The British Isles were settled by successive waves of migrants and conquerors, including Celts, Romans, Picts, Angles, Saxons, Vikings, and Normans. Britain, Ireland, and the World examines the development
of a multicultural British society. In the course, students consider language, art, music, and material culture, as well as the ways in which different men and women articulated their ideas about liberty and power. While chartering the development of a modern government and society, students examine British relations with Europe, as well as the effects of famine, disease, and disputes about religion.