Society
How people group together, organise their rules and systems are all part of what create a society. In this section articles examine the nature of society how it interacts with other themes of culture, power, etc. and how societies have developed and changed over time. The structures of the ancient world are explored as are the complex feudal systems and the varied societies of Empire and modernity.
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‘The cradle of the Industrial Revolution’
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On Black Lives Matter
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What difference has the opening (and closing) of archives after 1991 made to the historiography of the Cold War?
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Film: Reimagining the Blitz Spirit
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How is the source base of the twentieth century different from that of earlier periods?
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Enduring Civilisation: cities and citizens in the ‘Aztec Empire’
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Anything but enlightened: child slavery in the Roman world
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Space and behaviour at the court of Alexander the Great
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Out and About in Paestum
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The many queens of Ancient Egypt
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The emergence of the first civilisations
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Sacred waters: Bath in the Roman Empire
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The great British postwar exodus
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History Abridged: Migration – the Potato
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Immigration and the making of British food
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Perfect liberty and uproar: a short case study
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The changing convict experience: forced migration to Australia
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Real Lives: Maria Rye’s emigration home for destitute little girls
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Out and About: exploring Black British history through headstones
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The 1620 Mayflower voyage and the English settlement of North America
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