Latin American and Caribbean History

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The history of Latin America and the Caribbean from pre-Columbian times to the present. Topics include film and history, the cold war, urban history, and intellectual history. The cognate covers the entire region, but with specializations in Argentina, Mexico, and Haiti.

Complete exactly 3 courses from the following:


Course	Name	Credits (Min/Max)	Typically Offered
HIS 161	Aztec Princesses, Spanish Conquistadors, and Pirates of the Caribbean: Latin America to 1810	3/3	Fall
HIS 162	History of Modern Latin America (1800-present)	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 254	History of the Cold War in the Americas.	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 310	Africa in Cuba/Cuba in Africa: Slave Trade to Cuban Internationalist Missions in Africa.	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 317	History of the Caribbean, I	3/3	Fall
HIS 318	Modern Caribbean History	3/3	Spring
HIS 353	History of Cuba	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 354	Latin America's Urban Explosion: 1900-2010	3/3	Spring
HIS 356	History of Argentina's Civilization, Barbarism, and Power.	3/3	Spring
HIS 359	Caribbean Intellectual History	3/3	Fall
HIS 360	Modern Latin America Through Film	3/3	Spring
HIS 398	Burritos Are Not Mexican: Mexico and Its Society, 1800-2000	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 551	Studies in Latin American History	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 553	Studies in Colonial Latin American History	3/3	Fall & Spring
HIS 554	Studies in Modern Latin American History	3/3	Fall & Spring
INS 584	Latin American Thought	3/3	Spring
INS 594	European Topics	3/3	Fall & Spring
LAS 503	Program Seminar in Latin American Studies and Caribbean Studies	3/3	By Announcement
LAS 560	Special Topics in Latin American and Caribbean Politics	3/3	By Announcement

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