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HIS 280 - Ethnicity in the Ancient World

1 semester, 3 Credits Core Foundation/Proficiency: Oral Communication; Diversity

Studies ancient thinking about ethnicity and race in the Greco-Roman World, how ethnicity was defined, how Greeks and Romans used concepts of ethnicity to differentiate peoples, and how ancient thinking about ethnicity and race influences modern thinking. Uses primary and secondary texts, and requires no background in ancient history.


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