ASCL 64.16 China to 1800
This course explores China's history from its ancient origins to the end of the 18th century. It examines the profound economic, social, and cultural changes that have shaped China over time, including geography, dynastic rise and fall, relationships with nomadic societies, political philosophy, gender and family dynamics, and global interactions. The course also investigates the contemporary use of China's pre-modern history in politics and popular culture. Through primary sources, field trips, and digital activities, students will develop historical analysis and argumentation skills. No prior knowledge of Chinese culture, history, or language is necessary.
Instructor
Lu
Cross Listed Courses
HIST 72.04