HIST 264 - The Black Death

3 Hour(s)

This course examines the biological, environmental, economic, political, social, and religious ramifications of the most well-known pandemic in history. Although the Black Death began in the late Middle Ages, epidemics continued to break out well into the early modern era. In a broader sense, this course will enable students to understand the complex dynamics associated with the nature of pandemics past and present.

General Education Requirements: Humanities; Writing Intensive