Topics: By Topic : Social 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.The term "social history" first arose during the Progressive Era as interest grew in the contemporary and historical status of people in the middle and lower classes. By the late 20th century, the study had been expanded to women, ethnic minorities, and others deemed marginalized.
Crime and Punishment
Fry, Elizabeth Gurney,
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History of Education
History of education includes the histories of individual schools or school types and/or teaching methods and materials.
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Intentional Communities
United States,
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Labor
Labor Movement,
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire,
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Oppression and Intolerance
Slavery,
Witch Hunts,
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Pop Culture
Burma-Shave,
Magazines and E-zines,
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Recreation and Entertainment
Holidays,
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Religion
Society:History:Religion This category deals with the origin and progression
Ancient,
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Revolutions and Social Movements
1848 Revolutions,
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