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Growing up in grade school, we probably did not appreciate the richness of what a good history lesson actually teaches us. As we live our day to day lives, we too, are creating history- which is why it is so important to know and be involved in what is taking place politically, economically, nationally, locally, and any other important area to you personally. Perhaps by focusing on history, one can realize how personal study and knowledge of events can truly make a difference in society. Studying current events along with its history can help us understand three things specifically.
History helps us understand our current situations with a more reasonable eye. We can see how human behavior has affected particular situations. It allows us to own responsibility for our own actions as we see results play out from lessons learned before us. This is a powerful tool in moving forward for the better. Conservative news sites offer a slew of informational articles that correspond to the history of some other event. Studying these will help one be more prepared for the future as well.
As we study history, compared to our current situations, we invite new understanding to society and people, and the manner in which both were established. This is important as history is society's only key to holding the data of evidence on how society functions. With times and society's always changing, history is the only experiment there is to go off of. Those who take it, personalize it, and learn from it will be closer to problem-solving and finding solutions than those who do not.
The study of history helps us find identity and moral understanding. Seeing how past experiences were handled helps us to contemplate our own moral paths. The lack of identity leads to a weakness in the ability to use moral understanding to handle a situation.
To teach by example is a common phrase we hear that applies perfectly to understanding history and learning from it to benefit our current situations.
