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Xelga [282]
3 years ago
5

But how Connected to History do you feel? Do you feel you have a role or a place?

History
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Alika [10]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I'll try my best on this one :) i hope you at least get something out of this.

Explanation:

History can be a very complicated topic. However, there's an answer to everything. We don't have a role in past history but we do have one in current or future history. The present is now, in 50 years, everything we've gone through will most likely be talked about. We get our identities from those before us. Most families have these beliefs and ideas that all come from our ancestors and the many generations before us. We're talking hundreds to thousands of years ago.

We are who we are because of everyone before us. We're all connected. There's so many different family trees and connections as to how two families can connect to one another. For instance, you could be related to a stranger or your neighbor and never know it. Sometimes it is complicated. We tend to focus on the ones still talked about, or rather remembered. It's all about your legacy and what you leave behind for your future family. You may be gone, but your legacy lives on through your own blood.

History influences us all, whether we know it or not. The bad things that happen in our world or country can and will be talked about in the future as long as people are still on this planet. This pandemic a great example, our generation can say that we've lived through a pandemic, most of us anyway. That is such a great accomplishment.

The past, present and future affect us so much and a lot of people don't even realize it.

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