When we think back to our school days, we can remember that some kids hated history class. So, what's the point of learning it?
Here we'll take a closer look at why history is important.
History helps us develop a better understanding of the world. We can't build a framework which is based on our life without understanding how things work in the world. History paints a picture of how society and technology worked in the past.
It also helps us learn how to face the future, as it allows us to learn from the past.
History helps us understand ourselves. To understand who we're, we need to learn where we fit into the story of our country. History tells us the story of how our nation came to be everything that it is. It tells us who our ancestors are. More importantly, we can admire the valuable things they left for us.
History is a valuable tool when it comes to understanding those who are different from us. History books of other countries help us understand how other cultures influence our own. That's exactly why everyone should study the history of the world at school.
History makes us become better decision-makers. "Those who don't learn history are certain to repeat it, "George Santayana wrote these words over 100 years ago. They help us understand the reasons why people may behave the way they do. As a result, people become as kinder and fairer as decision-makers.
A. It tells us where they came from.
B. So we can better understand how they work now.
C. History helps us learn to understand other people.
D. However, they're still important today because of how true they're.
E. To seemed like a collection of names and dates.
