The History of Law minor provides an opportunity for non-history majors to gain a solid introduction to historical study related to law and legal history. This minor will give non-history majors training in basic historical skills and specific knowledge about histories related to criminal justice and law. A History of Law minor provides students with valuable skills that are developed in History courses in addition to the specific content focus on the history and evolution of the law and legal history.
Required: Five History Courses
Course List | Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
| HST 298 | INTRODUCTION TO HISTORICAL SOURCES AND METHODS | 4 |
| HST 388 | THE COURT AND THE U.S. BILL OF RIGHTS | 4 |
| 4 |
| 8 |
HST 308 | EUROPE FROM CONFLICT TO CONSENSUS | |
HST 312 | LATINOS IN THE UNITED STATES | |
HST 328 | ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY | |
HST 329 | SPECIAL TOPICS IN HISTORY | |
HST 331 | THE NATION AND NATIONALISM IN EUROPE | |
HST 332 | FRENCH REVOLUTION AND NAPOLEON | |
HST 335 | THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT IN EUROPE | |
HST 343 | CRIME AND PUNISHMENT | |
HST 371 | THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION | |
HST 373 | THE CIVIL WAR ERA | |
HST 374 | EMERGENCE OF MODERN AMERICA, 1877-1914 | |
HST 375 | THE GREAT DEPRESSION AND THE NEW DEAL ERA | |
HST 379 | RECONSTRUCTION AND THE RISE OF JIM CROW | |
HST 385 | UNITED STATES CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY TO 1865 | |
HST 386 | UNITED STATES CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY SINCE 1865 | |
HST 395 | ISSUES IN NON-U.S. LEGAL HISTORY | |
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