Below are a list of the classes in this department. Please select a class.
| HIST106 | American Jewish Experience |
| HIST108C | Martin Luther King Jr. |
| HIST110 | The Ancient World |
| HIST111 | The Medieval World |
| HIST120 | Islamic Civilization |
| HIST123 | Sub-Saharan Africa Since 1800 |
| HIST132 | Fighting Slavery |
| HIST133 | God Wills It! The Crusades in Medieval and Modern Perspectives |
| HIST134 | Spies, Assassins, Martyrs, and Witches: Famous Trials in American History |
| HIST134S | Spies, Assassins, Martyrs, and Witches: Famous Trials in American History |
| HIST135 | Civil Discourse or Urban Riot: Why Cities Don't (Often) Explode |
| HIST136 | Moneyland: Business in American Culture |
| HIST187 | God, Land, Power, and the People: Moral Issues in the Jewish Historical Experience |
| HIST200 | Interpreting American History: Beginnings to 1877 |
| HIST201 | Interpreting American History: From 1865 to the Present |
| HIST204 | Introduction to the History of Science |
| HIST208K | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; Can a Movie Be "Accurate"?: American Films as Historical Sources |
| HIST208L | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; The US Radical Tradition |
| HIST208M | Historical Research and Methods Seminar; "How to Rule the World" - Political Theory and Governance in the Ancient World |
| HIST213 | History of Sexuality in America |
| HIST219E | Special Topics in History; Visual Cultures of Islam |
| HIST219J | Modern India: From the British Raj to the World's Largest Democracy |
| HIST221 | Asian American History |
| HIST225 | Modern Military History, 1815-Present |
| HIST234 | Invaders, Conquerors, Usurpers: A History of Pre-Modern Britain to 1485 |
| HIST236 | From Peacocks to Punks: Modern Britain from 1688 to Today |
| HIST237 | Russian Civilization |
| HIST250 | Colonial Latin America |
| HIST254 | African-American History to 1865 |
| HIST266 | The United States in World Affairs |
| HIST289O | Lawlessness: From Pirates to Body-snatchers, Exploring the Legitimacy of Illicit Activity |
| HIST299 | Directed Research |
| HIST304 | The Baddest Decade: The 1970s in American Film and American History |
| HIST310 | History of South Africa |
| HIST319L | Special Topics in History; Islam: Learning, Piety, and Practice |
| HIST319R | Special Topics in History; Genghis Khan and the Mongols: Destroyers of Worlds and Patrons of Culture |
| HIST324 | Classical Greece |
| HIST328A | Selected Topics in History; Forging the Tortilla Curtain: US-Mexican Borderlands |
| HIST328L | Selected Topics in History; Empires, Revolutions, and Cold Wars: Modern Central and Eastern Europe |
| HIST328O | Selected Topics in History; Inventing the New World |
| HIST329C | Special Topics in History; History of Black Women at the University of Maryland |
| HIST329E | Special Topics in History; Black Women in United States History |
| HIST329F | Special Topics in History; Religious & Political Transformations in Modern Jewish History |
| HIST331 | Europe in the High Middle Ages: 1000-1500 |
| HIST339F | Special Topics in History; What Does Government Do? Politics, Policy, and Opportunity in the Modern United States |
| HIST339L | Special Topics in History; Minorities, Minoritization, and Sectarianism in the Modern Middle East |
| HIST339N | Special Topics in History; Sex and Gender in 20th Century American Politics and Policy |
| HIST339O | Special Topics in History; Elizabeth I of England and Mary Queen of Scots: Between Propaganda and Myth |
| HIST355 | Civil War and the Rise of Industrialization, 1860-1900 |
| HIST357 | Recent America: 1945-Present |
| HIST376 | History of Modern Israel |
| HIST386 | Experiential Learning |
| HIST395 | Honors Colloquium I |
| HIST398 | Honors Thesis I |
| HIST399 | Honors Thesis II |
| HIST408F | Senior Seminar; State Secrets: Writing the History of the Central Intelligence Agnecy |
| HIST408I | Senior Seminar; Literature and Jewish Life in Eastern Europe |
| HIST408K | Senior Seminar; Antisemitism: Classic, Modern, and New |
| HIST408O | Senior Seminar; Wet History: The Chesapeake Bay and its Watershed |
| HIST408T | Senior Seminar; Writing Lives: History and Biography |
| HIST408V | Senior Seminar; Illegality, Rights, and Resistance in US Immigration History |
| HIST412 | History of Women and Gender in Africa |
| HIST419K | Special Topics in History; Radioactive Culture |
| HIST419M | Special Topics in History; Nazi Germany |
| HIST419Q | Before the Holocaust: The Golden Age of Eastern European Jewry |
| HIST419R | Special Topics in History; Social History of Medicine: Health and the Body in Modern US History |
| HIST419X | Special Topics in History; Corporations on Trial: Histories of Law, Capitalism, and Human Rights |
| HIST428G | Selected Topics in History; Islamic Reformism |
| HIST428J | Selected Topics in History; Global Revolutions in the Modern Era |
| HIST428O | Selected Topics in History; The English Civil Wars, 1603-1662 |
| HIST428P | Selected Topics in History; Trashed! Garbage and Recycling in History |
| HIST428W | Selected Topics in History; Global Mobility in the Age of Sail: Studies in Sexuality, Gender, Race, & Colonialism |
| HIST429A | Special Topics in History; Victoria's Secrets: Sex and Class in Nineteenth Century Britain |
| HIST429N | Special Topics in History; The Aztecs: Human Sacrifice and Conquest |
| HIST429O | Special Topics in History; Righting Historical Wrongs: Global Struggles for Truth and Justice |
| HIST429W | Special Topics in History; Ukraine and Russia: Entangled and Mirrored Histories |
| HIST429Z | Special Topics in History; American Money: Rethinking Finance and its History |
| HIST451 | American Capitalism: 1900 to Present |
| HIST452 | Diplomatic History of the United States to 1914 |
| HIST454 | Constitutional History of the United States: From Colonial Origins to 1865 |
| HIST466 | Immigration and Ethnicity in the U.S. |
| HIST482 | History of Japan to 1800 |
| HIST499 | Independent Study |
| HIST601 | History and Contemporary Theory |
| HIST607 | The Teaching of History in Institutions of Higher Learning |
| HIST608A | General Seminar; American History |
| HIST610 | Introduction to Museum Scholarship |
| HIST619A | Special Topics in History; Independent Study |
| HIST619B | Special Topics in History; Independent Study |
| HIST619K | Special Topics in History; Radioactive Culture |
| HIST619O | Special Topics in History; Righting Historical Wrongs: Global Struggles fro Truth and Justice |
| HIST619V | Special Topics in History; The Rise and Fall of the Old South |
| HIST638J | Special Topics in History; Global Revolutions in the Modern Era |
| HIST638P | Special Topics in History; Trashed! Garbage and Recycling in History |
| HIST639C | Special Topics in History; Capitalism and Black America in the 20th Century |
| HIST708 | Directed Independent Reading for Comprehensive Examinations I |
| HIST709 | Directed Independent Reading for Comprehensive Examinations II |
| HIST779C | Readings in Middle Eastern History; Islamic Reformism |
| HIST799 | Master's Thesis Research |
| HIST811 | Museum Scholarship Practicum |
| HIST819A | Special Topics in History: Independent Research |
| HIST819B | Special Topics in History: Independent Research |
| HIST898 | Pre-Candidacy Research |
| HIST899 | Doctoral Dissertation Research |
