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History is not useful in our life. Do you agree or disagree?

#history #life
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There are a number of
population
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populations
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 deem that
history
 is unnecessary for people's
life
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lives
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.
This
 writer will disagree and give some reasons to disprove
this
 statement. It is vital to understand that
history
 is a shade of culture.
That is
 to say, natives of a country need to gain the basic knowledge of people's progress in order to understand more about the past and why there were
the
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apply
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human
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humans
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 in the present.
as
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 a result, the more knowledge
human
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humans
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 possess about the past, the more experience they will learn which is capable of supporting people in nation developing process. Another predominant reason
of
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history
's necessity is
advance
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 of
nation's
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the nation's
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identify
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.
To simply
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 put, citizens have
a
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 capacity to promote their country's
reliant
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 by describing their bygone
vitories
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victories
as well as
impression
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the impression
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 of the past breakthrough.
As a consequence
, the nationalities who depicted the
precend
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pretend
 picture of their country will have a sense of pride.
To sum up
,
history
 is not necessary for practical
solution
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 in our
life
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lives
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 but it plays
a
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 important role in life
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