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short description:
100 level college course which covers the human history from Mesoptamia to the Global Empire in the Atlantic
long description:
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is a study of world civilization from its origins in the Near East to the age of explorations and reformation in 1650s. This survey is designed to offer students a general understanding of major events and concepts that have shaped cultures of the world. These developments are studied from both chronological and historiographical perspectives in this course. The course material emphasizes the social, religious, economic, and political diversity in different societies and peoples so that students can appreciate the complex nature of human progress. The critical examination of the primary and secondary sources will be done through lectures, discussions, and written assignments. More specifically, we will be investigating the processes of change in dynasties, geographic borders, gender roles, military technology, and socioeconomic patterns.
level of difficulty:
all welcome
minimum class size:
1
availability:
daily for one hour
fee comments:
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WORLD CIVILIZATIONS TO 1650
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100 level college course which covers the human history from Mesoptamia to the Global Empire in the Atlantic
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total duration: 1h 0m over 1 session(s)
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languages:
English
duration:
1h 0m
fee:
1000US$ (10000lp)
payment:
at booking
delivery method:
live online and self-paced
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Fatima Imam
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description of :
Dr. Fatima Imam
Assistant Professor of History
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest, IL
Teacher's qualifications:
Fatima Ahmad Imam
Assistant Professor of History
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest IL 60045
Contact: imam@lakeforest.edu
SPECIALIZATION: India: history, culture, religion, economy, politics, gender, and history, religion, culture, and politics of South Asia
EDUCATION
University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
PhD, Department of History (student): September 1998 to May 2008
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UP, India
Master of Philosophy, Department of History, September 1984 to March 1986
Title: Economic History of Shahjahanabad (Delhi) in the seventeenth century
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UP, India
Master of Arts, Department of History, September1982 to May1984
Major Field: Indian History
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, UP, India
Bachelor of Arts, Department of History, September 1978 to May 1981
Major Field: Indian History
DISSERTATION
Institutionalizing Rajadharma: the strategies of sovereignty in eighteenth century Jaipur, PhD (awarded)
COURSES TAUGHT AT LAKE FOREST COLLEGE
FIYS 159: Caste, gender, and Minorities in Modern India
HIST 110: World Civilizations to 1650s
HIST 202: History of India
HIST 203: Modern South Asia
HIST 207: Introduction to Islamic cultures in South Asia
HIST 317: Islamic culture(s) in South Asia
HIST 319: Race and Empire in Colonial South Asia, 19th and 20th centuries
SUPERVISOR:
HIST 493: The Civil War of 1971: Creation of Bangladesh
HIST 491: US foreign policy in Pakistan
's preferred teaching style:
lectures followed by discussions, use of power point,maps, and documentaries
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