what is "social history?"?

answers1: Social History is the history of how ordinary people live:
their personal, family, and community relationships, economics and
business, and basic interactions, below the level of high politics and
economics. It involves courtship, marriage, childrearing, social
attitudes towards (and experiences of) sex in its various guises;
charity and religion on a local, personal level; homes and clothing,
food and cooking; relationships between social classes and what
constituted a "class"; entertainment; education; women's vs. men's
roles, etc. <br>
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Social history is, in other words, the history of LIFE and how it has
been lived and managed in various times and places, by average
poor-to-upper-middle-class human beings, over the millennia, as
differentiated from the histories of "great men," -- kings and
governments -- and of war and conquest.
answers2: social history is--This is the history of humanity and all
of the different relationships social and economic they have gone
through--iDk why its important
answers3: Social History, often called the new social history, is a
branch of History that includes history of ordinary people and their
strategies of coping with life ie Black history,Labor history,Women's
history, Family history and so on <br>
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it put it into persective her's a good excaple uncle toms cabin would
be classifed as Social History since it tells how the slaves wewre
treated and how they felt while they were treated this way