London: The 2000-Year Invention of a City

3 credits · Undergraduate

London from its origins as a Roman camp through its rise as a global city in the modern era. The invention of the city, religious reformation and scientific revolution, overseas trade and exploration, and the development of distinct neighborhoods. London’s transformation into the imperial metropole of a global empire, and its evolution as a media and financial center for the wider world. Serves as repeat credit for HIST 1111 section 31. [3] (INT) (CORE: A, C) (LE: HFA)