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11 May, 23:09

What is the difference between History and Social Studies?

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  1. 11 May, 23:16
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    There is a very fine line between history and Social Studies, but history is more concerned with a specific entity or time period and the relationship of that entity to the past and future--whereas social studies focusses exclusively on humans interacting with other humans.
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