I know that this is from yesterday but ill answer it if its not to late :D!!! i think the answer to this is B
The day was cool and airy. I sat on the bleachers, watching as my old group of friends stood snickering, and pointing in my direction. Mumbled laughter echoed around me, and the spinning sensation molded queasily with the pounding of my aching heart. I no longer was apart of them, I was an outsider. A crystalline tear flickered down my cheek, as I sat in remembrance, and learned to accept what now was my reality.
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Answer:
Our society made bad moments in human history eternalized through monuments, literature, holidays, among others, so that everyone remembered that these moments should not happen again.
Explanation:
As you may already know, there are many moments in human history that were disgraceful, shameful and cruel, like the Holocaust, for example. As these moments tell a disgusting story full of pain and suffering, it is common for people to want to forget them. However, it is essential, for the good of humanity, that these moments are not forgotten. This is because the memory of them, prevents them from happening again. That is why, in order to eternalize them, human beings create monuments, museums, holidays, works of literature, among other elements that prevent humanity from forgetting what it has already done.
