Some people believe that we cannot learn anything from the history for our life today, while others believe that history is a valuable source of information to understand human's life. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience

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previous characters,
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,some of them believe that there is a lot that we can learn from
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as avoiding the mistakes that
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made. In
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I will be discussing both views.
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who believe that we cannot learn from
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see that the problems that
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faced in the past are completely different from the problems that
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face now. And they
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think that the mentality and the way of thinking of man has changed over the years. In the end,
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is a point of view,and it may be right or wrong. But the important thing is that many
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opinion.
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,some
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see that we can easily learn from
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,and it's an important thing that everyone should do
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because the
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lived before
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had
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difficult experiences than we are experiencing now,
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they
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been involved in more wars than we have. In
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fact,most of us never witnessed
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in our lives. And there are a lot of characters that the
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who agree
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with
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opinion follow their example
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as Jesus Christ,
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Mohammed,and many other characters.
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,these are the the tow posts of view,and each one of them has a lot of
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that agree with it.but I tend to the second opinion
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because I find it more
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convincing
because we cannot abandon
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and not learn from it.
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Check for grammatical errors and typos to improve your score. For example, 'an previous characters' should be 'and previous characters.'
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Ensure you fully explain your points of view with more specific examples. This helps in enriching your essay and making your argument stronger.
coherence cohesion
Better explanation of connections between sentences and ideas can improve coherence. For example, use more transitional phrases like 'Moreover,' 'Furthermore,' etc.
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You have presented both views clearly and have made your position known at the end, which makes the essay well-rounded.
coherence cohesion
Your essay has a clear introduction and a conclusion, giving it a structured layout.
coherence cohesion
The essay logically follows a coherent structure, presenting one view and then the opposing view before concluding with your own opinion.

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