History is what our nation is and was built on, the early settlers, their government, and even how they behaved during their every day life. Our country was first settled by immigrants, and they didn’t make up “new” traditions, they brought with them their own, and what they thought life should be. Until the present day we still carry on the same, although built upon, customs. We learn from history, although rarely will something happen twice, but we now realize how to avoid certain things unwelcome upon the majority of our current peoples.
People have decided, although they didn’t know it at the time, the so called destiny of their descendants (us). The form of government they chose, their behavior, ethics, and morals. Every single seemingly sma
History is not always fair, our ancestors did things that some of us might agree with and some of us don’t. We took the Native American’s land; it wasn’t ours, they were here first. History is also not all facts. Although it may seem that way, we usually never really know exactly how something happened, or for what reasons it did. Therefore some, if not most, of history must be opinionated. Which to me, makes History debatable. I consider part of history is to be able to challenge the information I see on the page. And possibly find another source, or textbook that contradicts the previous information. That is what mostly gets me interested in History; I never liked to consider things set in stone, and so History gives me a chance to argue what I think is fact, or
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