What is history?about its types and example?

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history is the study of past and future event people know what happened in the past by looking at thing from the past including sources ( like book, newspapers and latter,) and artificial ( like pottery, tools ,and human or animals remains this is called history

1 monumental

2 antiquarian

3 critical

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