What did people eat, wear, use? What did they hope, invent, sing? These are the kinds of questions students of history always ask, and it is precisely the answers to these questions that are missing in many reference works. We all spend most of our lives preoccupied with mundane but essential things: food, shelter, families, neighbors, work, play. Our activities rarely rise to the level of greatness or make the headlines, and that was true of most actions in the past as well. If we are really to understand history, we must look at people's everyday lives. A groundbreaking, dynamic resource, Greenwood Daily Life Online will provide content from a vast number of reference works, monographs, and primary documents. Based on the landmark Greenwood Encyclopedia of Daily Life, Greenwood Daily Life Online will be supported by an active publishing program to ensure an ever-expanding and updated base of content. Content Features Will Include: BL Six volumes from The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Daily Life BL 27 volumes from the critically acclaimed Daily Life through History series BL Related history reference works from Greenwood Press BL Related general nonfiction and monographs from Praeger Publishers BL Primary documents BL And more. Along with regular updates and content enhancements, subscribers will have the opportunity to purchase additional modules that will greatly expand the content of the product and provide in-depth coverage of related topics. Two new content modules are planned for each year. These modules will include Greenwood's Culture and Customs series, Greenwood's forthcoming American Regional Cultures multivolume set, Food, Music, and more.