Daily Life through History is a groundbreaking, dynamic resource that provides content from a vast number of reference works, monographs, and primary documents.

This database supports courses in American history and literature and is an outstanding, cross-disciplinary resource for researching historical topics such as American food and cooking, celebrations, clothes, romance, work, religion, housing, language, and social customs.

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• Nearly 6,000 primary and secondary sources, including overview essays, cultural documents, photos, maps, audio/video clips and statistics
• Information from nearly 100 Greenwood and ABC-CLIO single and multivolume reference works
• Over 200 historical recipes from around the world
• Analyze section poses questions such as "What has been the purpose of tattoos and other body adornment?" and "Why did ancient people engage in human sacrifice?"