ORIGINS OF MODERN WORLD TO 1500 – SLU HIST1110

This course examines the developmental and conceptual approach to Europe as the confluence of Western and Eastern civilizations, utilizing a Big History approach.  Students in this course conduct case studies on ancient civilizations that lend to the discussions on today’s world.  This course also examines the rise of religion, particularly Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and the impacts of religion on medieval and early modern Europe.

Prerequisite: Senior standing and instructor recommendation. Minimum 3.0 GPA

Length of Course: One semester (every other day)

Credit: 0.5