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Campus: ABBOTS

Term: WINT25

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HIST100DAB1 - Ten Days That Changed History
HIST101AB1 - Canada Before Confederation
HIST101ON1 - Canada Before Confederation
HIST102AB1 - Canada: 1867 To Present
HIST102CH1 - Canada: 1867 To Present
HIST102ON1 - Canada: 1867 To Present
HIST103AB1 - Sto:Lo History
HIST103CH1 - Sto:Lo History
HIST116AB1 - Modern East Asia From 1600
HIST119ON1 - Ancient Greece And Rome
HIST120AB1 - Europe 500-1600
HIST121ON1 - Europe 1600-1850
HIST161AB1 - Aztecs, Mayas & Spaniards - C/L Hist/Las 161
HIST205AB1 - Bc: Pre-Contact To The Present
HIST212ON1 - History Of Britain, 1688-1990
HIST236AB1 - Modern Japan
HIST242ON1 - History Of The U.S. Since 1865
HIST264ON1 - History Of India
HIST299FAB1 - Religion In American History
HIST309AB1 - Women In Early Modern Europe
HIST335AB1 - Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
HIST357AB1 - Big Stick To Cia: Inter-Am Rel - C/L Hist/Las 357
HIST370AB1 - American Civil Rights Movement
HIST391AB1 - Imperial & Revo Russia 1860-1945
HIST397OAB1 - Fears: The History Of Monsters
HIST398EAB1 - Samurai: Warriors In Japanese
HIST399OON1 - Capitalism: A History
HIST399PAB1 - History Of Genocide
HIST419AB1 - European 20th Century Dictators
HIST427AB1 - Tobacc/Alcohol: Indigenous Cnd
HIST431AB1 - Canada And The World
HIST491IS1 - Honours Directed Research
HIST499TAB1 - Silk Road: Pre-Modern Eurasia

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