Modern World History

HIST-130A-1

Binghamton University

  • Semester
    Winter 26/27
  • Instructor
  • Start Date
    12-17-2026
  • Total Credits
    4
  • Call to Register
    607-777-6088

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Winter 2027 HIST 130A - Modern World History Numan Deniz This course surveys the major themes and events that have shaped societies across the world since c.1500. In addition to examining major economic and political transformations and upheavals, we will consider the changing relationship between humans and the natural world, as well as the extraction, production, and global movement of commodities such as tea, cotton, and coffee. Students will learn about the emergence of plantation slavery, the industrial revolution, capitalism, decolonization, nationalism, and climate activism among others. Rather than framing the period since 1500 primarily as the rise of the West, this course takes a de-centered approach, illustrating the multitude of human experiences, cultural and religious practices, technologies, and connections across Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe.
General Education Area(s): Social Sciences
Course Area: History
Level: Lower Level Undergraduate
Dates: 12-17-2026 - 01-15-2027
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