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2006-2007 Catalog [Archived Catalog]

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HY 302 - Military History to the Present Age

A survey of military history tracing the evolution of warfare, military organization, military technology, strategy, and tactics to the present. It is not necessary for students to be familiar with military history in order to benefit from the course, although prior familiarity with historical thinking would be helpful. The course complements the history of Western Civilization by placing its subject, war and militarism, in a mixed context of culture, science, technology, economics, and administration. Militarism is seen as a process which occurs in combination with many other factors and forces.

Credits: 3Offered: (Summer only)


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