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HIS 331 - Emperors, Barbarians, Warriors, and Queens in the Early Middle Ages

1 semester, 3 credits- Core Foundation/Proficiency: Oral Communication

A consideration of the development of Medieval Europe between the years 300-1095 A.D. and its cross-cultural Mediterranean contacts. Will shed light on the “Drak Ages” by investigating emperors, barbarians, heretics, queens, saints, and sinners. Discussion of key primary sources from the period will be stressed. Satisfies pre-1715 European history requirement for major/minor.


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