Senior Independent Study Theses from 1978
American Role in the Rearmament of West Germany: 1945-1975, the Debate Over the Control of Nuclear Weapons, James E. Abraham
Department: History
Wooster and the Nation During the Influenza Epidemic of 1918, Lawrence J. Baldanza
Department: History
The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: a Reassessment and Revision, Cynthia S. Barr
Department: History
Franchise Issues, Feminism and Reform: the Formative Years in Britain, Polly A. Beals
Department: History
"The Circuit of My Sum" - the Black Female Perspective As Recorded in Three Works of Georgia Douglas Johnson -, Linda S. Berry (Baker)
Department: History
The Desegregation of the United States Armed Forces, 1914-1953: a Revolution in American Race Relations, Larry Farrow
Department: History
Sino-Japanese Relations, 1950-1972: From Hostility to Rapprochement, John H. Gill
Department: History
Hungarian Revolution, 1918-1919: A Cause for Alarm, Jeffrey Griffith
Department: History
American Industrial "Take-Off" 1800-1910, Edward R. Kay
Department: History
Biological Consequences of the Great Migration, 1890-1920, Don P. Matthews II
Department: History
Nuclear Power: a Study of a Technology, Mark May
Department: History
The Role of the Woman in Traditional China As Reflected in the Dream of the Red Chamber, Elizabeth Morrison
Department: History
The Indian in Montana History, 1800-1978, Sarah B. Pfouts
New Fields of Action: the Changing Role of Women in Seventeenth Century England, Anne L. Schoch
Department: History
Containment of Communism: the Foreign Policy of Lyndon Johnson in Latin America and Vietnam, Phil C. Shaffer
Department: History
Struggle in Chile: the 1973 Chilean Coup, Cecily E. Sprouse
Department: History
National Progressivism in the Early 1900's, JR. Steenburg
Department: History
Nixon and the Press: An Assessment of Positions, Timothy H. Stenner
Department: History
Children of the Wooster Family: Student Life in the 1920s, Ellen Thomas
Department: History
Civil War Generals: a Prospography, Edward Painter Thompson
Department: History
Crimean War and Army Reform, Eric Van Heyst
Department: History
The Struggle For the Ohio County 1783-1795, John C. Weinberg
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1977
The Brannan Plan: Agricultural Policy and Politics, Douglas F. Brush
Department: History
The Evolution of American Indian Policy 1763-1802, Ruth E. Crissey
Department: History
An Examination of the Relations of the Chinese Communist Party with the Kuomintang and the Soviets in the Year 1927, Maryann A. Dempsey
Department: History
The Revolution of 1688: A Dimensional View, Edward M. Furgol
Department: History
Chou En-Lai's Role in the Cultural Revolution and the Aftermath: 1966-1976, Wendy Gretchen Galloway
Department: History
The Assimilation of the Chinese and Vietnamese in America, Deborah L. Gurney
Department: History
The Development of Indian Dependence from 1803 to the 1970's, Lisa Holbrook
Department: History
Prince Eugene of Savoy: the Indispensable, T. H. Igler
Department: History
Nkrumah: Positive Action, Scott W. Lafferty
Department: History
Hannibal: a Reassessment, Cheryl Laugherty
Department: History
Mary Queen of Scots: Her Role in Sixteenth-Century European Diplomacy, Barbara A. Pleasance
Department: History
Free and Uninterrupted Transit: The United States' Acquisition of the Panama Canal Zone, James Clinton Reed
Department: History
The People, the Press and the Spanish-American War, Sue Rodhe
Department: History
With God on Their Side, Don Snow
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1976
The Problem of Black Capitalism in the United States, Mechelle L. Dille
Department: History
Development Economics in Ghana: The Political Questions, John R. Dilyard
Department: History
The Schlieffen Plan: An Overall View, Glenn E. Forbes
Department: History
Libertarianism: The Minimal State, the New Anarchism and the Utopia of Freedom, William R. Henley Jr
Department: History
Misperception: The Sino-Soviet Border Clashes of March 1969. What Does the Future Hold?, Thomas Ewen Holmes
Department: History
Children in Bondage: The Movement to Enact Federal Regulation of Child Labor, Carol A. Jackson
Department: History
The Charity Organisation Society: "Twice Cursed", Deborah Philips Little
Department: History
La Revolucion Mexicana: Game Rules and Player Profiles, Robert Morrow
Department: History
Work, Industrialization, and Change in Gilded Age Wooster, Daniel H. Owens
Department: History
The Social Responsibility Theory and the Commission on Freedom of the Press, John W. Sharp
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1975
Nature of the Monarchy in Renaissance France, Mary Baxter
Department: History
Pioneers in Art: the Federal Theatre Project, 1935-1939, James Cleve Ricksecker
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1974
Mythology of Joseph Campbell, Randall Powell
Department: History
Study on George F. Kennan: An American Diplomat's Views on Foreign Policy, Janice L. Skidmore
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1973
Irish Famine: A Study in Anglo-Irish Relations, 1845-1849, Valerie Batza
Department: History
Cotton Tenancy, Paul Blackwood
Department: History
The Lonely Crusade of Woodrow Wilson, Robert Brannan
Department: History
China's Intellectual Revolution: Its Development and Lu Hsun's Role, Jeffrey W. Foxx
Department: History
Cather, Garland and Rolvaag: Midwestern Realism as a Perspective on the Social Roles of Women and Immigrants during the Period of Settlement, 1870-1900, Patricia R. Hill
Department: History
Catherine II of Russia: A Psychohistorical Interpretation, Darcey Lynn Johnston
Department: History
The Genesis of Chinese Nationalism: 1895-1900, Richard K. Kettler
Department: History
The Effect of Three U.S. Government Agencies on the American Citizen during 1942, Charles E. Lee Jr
Department: History
American Indian Activism, 1960-1972: A Historical Perspective of National Indian Organizations and Their Effectiveness, Paul J. Meinhofer
Department: History
The Worker and His Union: The Development of Industrial Organization, Mitchell Alexander Naumoff
Department: History
The Algerian War 1954-1962 and Its Impact on French Politics, Susan J. Orr
Department: History
The Genesis of the American Army: Colonial Militia 1607-1713, Christopher B. Rainey
Department: History
Venceremos!: The Role of Ernesto Che Guevara in the Cuban Revolution, Kent M. Shimeall
Department: History
Genocide of the Navajo People, Ann G. Stamp
Department: History
The Evolution of the American Indian Image in Motion Pictures, Thomas Viehoefer
Department: History
Salisbury: The Reluctant Democrat, Garth D. Wilson
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1972
Forging the Anglo-American Alliance: The Decision to Invade North Africa in 1942, Michael D. Grenert
Department: History
Mutesa of Buganda: His Struggle to Preserve the Independence of His Kingdom, Charles Stephen Sheffield
Department: History
Alexander Dubcek and the Experiment in Socialist Democracy, William R. Shriver
Department: History
Pankhursts and the British Militant Suffragette Movement: Their History and Significance, Ann E. Singleton
Department: History
Black Studies in a Select Group of Elementary and Secondary Schools in Ohio, Janice L. Smith
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1971
The "July Days"--As Viewed from Below, Jim Allardice
Department: History
Christian Influence on the Taiping Rebellion, Ann Busch
Department: History
The Labor Philosophies of Three Great American Labor Leaders of the Nineteenth Century, Hugh K. Chappell
Department: History
Ralls Over Moffat's Hill, Malcolm L. Collins
Department: History
G.B.S.: Politician, Robert G. Colton
Department: History
The Battle of Antietam: September 17,1862, Christopher Eric Craft
Department: History
The Relocation of the Japanese Americans During World War II, Robert Crockett
Department: History
The Development of and Reaction to Socialism in Industrialized Germany, (1860-1890), Peter V. Finefrock
Department: History
An Examination of Topics on the Historical Meaning of the New Left, Robert M. Groshan
Department: History
The Evolution of Bombing Doctrines, 1914-1945, Peter C. Harley
Department: History
The Origins and Evolution of Jewish Self-Defense in Palestine, Taylor Huff
Department: History
Indian and Colonial Alliances and Military Relations, 1750-1783, Drew Kerr
Department: History
The Occupation of Denmark 1940-1945, Greta Lesher
Department: History
Where Independence Lies: A Study of Senegal, Guinea, and the Ivory Coast, Janice R. Lorenz
Department: History
In the Minds and Hearts of the People: The Development of Political Thought in the American Revolution, James J. Maiwurm
Department: History
A Crisis of Direction: British Foreign Policy in the Suez Crisis of 1956, Carlile Marshall
Department: History
The Alien and Sedition Acts in the Context of Their Time, Debbie Mathias
Department: History
The Effects of the Arab Refugees on the Development of the Middle East, Ronald G. Mayer
Department: History
A Study of Douglas MacArthur: The General and the Man, Philip McDowell
Department: History
Towards Liberation: A Study of Black Militancy, 1950-1970, J. Reid Meloy
Department: History
Ernesto "Che" Guevara, Robert D. Morehead
Department: History
From Nations to Nationalism to Nation, Andrew Raevouri
Department: History
The Radicalization of Student Protest: 1960-1968, Patt Rapp
Department: History
The Seeds of Discord: The Katyn Forest Massacre, Ellen A. Robinson
Department: History
Glastonbury Abbey: Its Development, Decline and Dissolution, Robert Schirmer
Department: History
The Berkeley Free Speech Movement and University Reform, Ruth Schreibeis
Department: History
Intellectual History as an Alternative to Philosophical Skepticism, David I. Seiple
Department: History
Diary of a Young Man's Experiences in Rome, 130 A.D., David R. Silberstein
Department: History
The Many Lives of Sir Oswald Mosley, Karl Steiner
Department: History