Advance your knowledge with HIST 3800: The Global 1960's - Protest & Revolution
How did student and worker movements around the world reshape politics and society during the "long 1960s"? HIST 3800-001 examines the global wave of activism that transformed countries across the Americas, Asia, and both Western and Eastern Europe while challenging political systems, national identities, and social movements.
Students will deepen their understanding of the global protests of the late 1960s, engage with major scholarly debates surrounding the era, and explore historical methodologies including transnational history and memory studies.
Course Details
- Course: HIST 3800: Seminar in Global History
- Topic:The Global 1960's - Protest & Revolution
- Instructor: Dr. T. Pegelow Kaplan
- Time: Tuesdays, 3:30–6:00 p.m.
- Semester: Fall 2026
- Fulfills: A&S Gen Ed - Arts & Humanities
This semester only, HIST 3800 is open to History minors and non-majors with senior standing by instructor permission. Students interested in enrolling should contact Thomas.Pegelow-Kaplan@colorado.edu for permission. If approved, forward the permission email to the History Education Program Coordinator along with your Student ID number and security passphrase to complete enrollment.