Humanities is the study of humanity, not the natural sciences of humans, such as human biology or psychology but what humans have created, their history, their languages, and their thoughts and ideas:

Arts

the expression of human creativity to convey stories, meaning, and feelings

Visual Arts

static, physical art producing physical objects that can be viewed repeatedly

Performing Arts

ephemeral, moving art using bodies, voices, music, and/or inanimate objects that is for a moment in time

History

the past story of people groups and events

Languages

a system of communication using sounds, written symbols, and syntax

Law

a system of rules enforced by a government of a group of people to address problem behavior

Literature

a body of written work of a language or people, especially works of artistic or intellectual value

Oral Literature

spoken works or song, generally of a traditional nature, repeated through time in the same way

Philosophy

theories about existence, knowledge, nature, meaning, thought, and ethics based on reason and logic

Political Science

political institutions and the principles and conduct of government

Religion

sets of beliefs about God or gods, the universe, the unseen spiritual world and how humanity relates to them