Christian History Courses

HIS 141  AMERICAN GOVERNMENT  (3)

Discusses government with the belief that we must first understand how American government and politics have developed in order to fully understand the issues facing our nation today, the course offers a historical perspective and bring the story of our system right up to the present with an abundance of current and student-relevant examples.

HIS 306  WESTERN CIVILIZATION (3)

Taking a topical approach, the course stresses social and cultural themes, the student is asked, “What is the West?”, and incorporate significant discussion of peoples and civilizations outside the boundaries of the West. The course provides a more coherent introduction to global issues than a world history presentation

HIS 307  ETHNIC STUDIES (3)

The course draws heavily on research sources that dig deep into the “what,”  “why” and “how” of racial and ethnic conflict. Focusing on a nation of immigrants, the second part of this book examines fifteen major racial and ethnic groups—with regard to their incorporation, economic circumstances, political development, and experience with exploitation.

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