Social History By Topic History
Social History By Topic History
Social historians attempt to understand everyday human experience, and in particular to construct narratives of the lower socioeconomic classes and other groups not represented in traditional literary or governing circles--the subject of political, intellectual, and military histories.
Closely related to social history are women's history, cultural history, economic history, and labor history.
Top: Society: History: By Topic: Social History
See Also:
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World History Archives - A collection of documents for teaching and learning about world history from a working class perspective.
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Temperance and Prohibition - A series of illustrated articles on the history of prohibition in the United States from Ohio State University History Department.
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The Victorian Web: Victorian Social History - Brief essays on a wide range of topics, including public health, conditions of life and labor, economic history, education, and race, class and gender issues.
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The People History - Memories of events, nostalgia, and experiences as recalled by people.
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Sex In History - Text of a 1954 history of sexuality and relationships by Gordon Rattray Taylor critical of their historical repression.
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