Question

PLEASE HELP ME! WILL FAN

Which do historians agree are reasons for studying history?

Choose all answers that are correct.









A.

It shows us what it means to be human.








B.

It makes us better thinkers.








C.

It promotes a single culture for the world.








D.

It shows that our civilization is better than others.

Answer 1

A and C i think

Answer 2

B o course history makes you move your branin and rake it about problems of the past

Answer 3

whe also learn alot and think about situations

Answer 4

its definitely B

Answer 5

what else?

Answer 6

nothing its b i swear

Answer 7

its more then 1 option there has 2 be another 1

Answer 8

OK it makes us thinkers because we study problems of the past and so know how to confront problems of the future with an appropriate idea of what to do

Answer 9

well the choose a and b

Answer 10

a because thane to history we learn about humans of the past and so learn how to be humans ourselves

Answer 11

A and C are the answers, I literally did this question last week

Answer 12

lol

Answer 13

no i disagree its a and b

Answer 14

A and C are correct

Answer 15

worker what was the right answer?

Answer 16

im not up for this troy say what you want but i had my word!!

Answer 17

History shows us what it means to be human.
"History is for human self-knowledge...the only clue to what man can do is what man has done. The value of history, then, is that it teaches us what man has done and thus what man is." –R.G. Collingwood

History improves judgment.
"The people...are the ultimate guardians of their own liberty. History by apprising them of the past will enable them to judge the future. It will avail them of the experience of other times and other nations; it will qualify them as judges of the actions and designs of men."
—Thomas Jefferson

History provides instructive examples.
"What history teaches it teaches mainly by example. It inspires courage and tolerance. It encourages a sense of humor. It is an aid to navigation in perilous times. We are living now in an era of momentous change, of huge transitions in all aspects of life—here, nationwide, worldwide—and this creates great pressures and tensions. But history shows that times of change are the times when we are most likely to learn." —David McCullough

History makes us better thinkers.
"It is not simply general abilities, such as memory or intelligence, nor the use of general strategies that differentiate experts from novices. Instead, experts have acquired extensive knowledge that affects what they notice and how they organize, represent, and interpret information in their environments. This, in turn, affects their abilities to remember, reason, and solve problems." —National Research Council
History supports common cultural understanding and dialogue.
"The need for a body of common knowledge and common reference ... grows more necessary so that people of different origins and occupation may quickly find common ground and, as we say, speak a common language...it also ensures a kind of mutual confidence and good will. One is not addressing an alien, blank as a stone wall, but a responsive creature whose mind is filled with the same images, memories, and vocabulary as oneself." —Jacques Barzun

History satisfies a need for identity, for both individuals and nations.
"History is society's collective memory. Without that collective memory, society would be as rootless and adrift as an individual with amnesia." —Conal Furay and Michael Salevouris

History gives us pleasure.
Studying history allows us to visit places and lands from the past. Through the study of history, we discover new things about ourselves. And for those who love good stories, history provides plenty!

Answer 18

if anything, the answer should be A, B, and C

Answer 19

wow nice big paragraph or two

Answer 20

wow 7 paragraphs