HIST 121A

History of Modern Europe: Renaissance and Reformation, 1450 to 1660

Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Designed for juniors/seniors. Reorganization of power, new forms of representation, and discourses about rule and obedience in Europe from mid-15th through 16th century; popular culture; peasant society; refashioning of religion and power; localization. P/NP or letter grading.

Units: 4.0
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Patrick Geary

Overall Rating 3.2
Easiness 1.7/ 5
Clarity 3.7/ 5
Workload 1.5/ 5
Helpfulness 3.5/ 5
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Dr. Geary's class was a pleasure to take. Intellectually stimulating, and with a heavy emphasis on learning, Professor Geary is a professor I highly recommend if you want a good academic experience.

David warren Sabean

Overall Rating 3.9
Easiness 1.9/ 5
Clarity 4.0/ 5
Workload 1.4/ 5
Helpfulness 3.0/ 5
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Peter Stacey

Overall Rating 4.7
Easiness 3.7/ 5
Clarity 4.5/ 5
Workload 3.7/ 5
Helpfulness 4.2/ 5
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Pete is a good professor. His class is pretty straight forward. He tends to "leave planet Earth" and talk entire class nonstop on philosophical matters, which was putting me to sleep. But he shows that he cares about the subject and the students, and also grades everything himself - which is a great plus!
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