Answer and Explanation:
Rephrasing of the quote:
When we do not know about our past, we fail to understand our present and how we are connected to the rest of the world.
Explanation of the quote:
Knowing our history means we have a solid foundation upon which we can build our present and, consequently, our future. We can learn from past mistakes and repeat past successes. Ignoring our history means ignoring what makes us who we are. This ignorance prevents us from understanding how the world functions, and how we function in the world.
Description of the author:
John Michael Crichton was an author and filmmaker well known for the creation of famous installments such as Jurassic Park and the TV series ER. Even though he had an M.D. from Harvard, Crichton never practiced medicine, focusing instead on writing. He passed away in 2008, at age of 66.
<span>Church leaders could not agree whether priests should be allowed to get married.</span>
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Explanation:
The English Bill of Rights is an act that the Parliament of England passed on December 16, 1689. It was used to create the separation of powers, limit the powers of the king and queen, enhances the democratic election and bolsters freedom of speech.
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The Casa Grande Domes
Casa Grande
The super-creepy, super-cool Casa Grande Domes were first built back in 1982 by a California-based tech company. But, when the company when bankrupt more than 30 years ago, they abandoned shop. The domes attract quite a few interesting groups of people, from paranormal enthusiasts to ritualistic covens, and of course teenage punks who raided their parents' liquor cabinet.
The vacant dog track
Black Canyon City
Travel about 40 miles north of Phoenix and you’ll come up on the Black Canyon City dog track. Built in the 1960s for greyhound races where you could get seats for as little as $.50, the track fell into decay after it shuttered in the ‘80s. The building had a short-lived second life when it was transformed into swap-meet grounds, but that didn’t last either. Today the hollowed-out structure is overgrown with weeds and cacti, and the kennels are empty, aside from the nesting birds.
KOA’s desolate campground
Two Guns
East of Flagstaff, Two Guns was once a booming tourist stop off of Route 66 outfitted with a gas station, souvenir shop, and even a zoo that housed bobcats and panthers. The destination didn’t close down because one of the cats escaped its cage and had a tourist for dinner. Like many Route 66 stops that were bypassed by I-40, it died a quick death and today it’s in ruins
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