We study history to learn from it. If we study history and decide to learn from the mistakes of the past we can make sure we don't make the same mistakes in the future. History has made almost every mistake possible and we have the choice to listen to it or not. If we listen to history and not twist the facts we are more likely to succeed in the future. We can see what went wrong and apply it to our lives. We make mistakes in our lives and we learn from them. We should do the same with history.
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They made operations more technical because users had to program their own computers.
It was a form of American foreign policy to further it's aims in Latin America and east Asia through use of its economic power by guaranteeing loans made to foreign countries
A. Don’t just accept traditional knowledge about how the natural world works—experiment and observe the results.
The correct answer is <span>the Mayans demanded to be part of the Guatemalan government.
The genocide was committed by the government who worked with local militias and it cost 170,000 Mayan civilians their lives. Many villages were completely destroyed in this terrible war. To make matters worse, children were often primary targets to prevent them from growing up.</span>
