Perspectives

A study of the art of Constantinople and its empire--and of those who came under its immediate sway--over the course of eleven hundred years, from 324-1453; discussing the art in the physical and spiritual context in which it was produced.

Examines the art and culture of Italy during the fifteenth century, including the lesser-known duchies and courts as well as the more famous cities.

Discusses the history of such cities as New York, San Francisco, Detroit, and Miami, particularly from the vantage point of women and minorities.

Presents the history of immigration to the United States from around the world beginning with the Indians.

Describes the history of the Great Depression from the vantage point of minorities and women.

Describes colonial history from the point of view of minorities and women.

Examines the history of U.S. participation in World War I from a multicultural perspective, discussing the domestic effects of the conflict which included the migration of African-Americans to northern cities, and considering the ethnic rivalries that spurred the war.

Describes the history of westward expansion from the point of view of minorities and women.