Question

When looking at history we want to look at different perspectives for all of the following reasons except
a.
to get others to share our opinions
c.
to apply what we learn to today’s global society.
b.
to learn more about our own beliefs.
d.
to help us better understand the “whole history” of an event.

Answer 1

to help us better understand the “whole history” of an event.

Answer 2

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→ When we look at history generally we want to study our past .

→ We want to understand about the details of a particular event - the cause of the event , the origin of the event and the details about it .

→ We also want to correlate the things that occurred in the past with the present situation .

→ We want to learn about the origin of our present beliefs .

→ We also want to apply the historical findings in today's society.

→ Hence all the Options are correct except Option A .

→ We do not want to share our opinion by learning history .

→ We want to make new ideas , learn new things , apply new ideas , new opinions but history is not meant for sharing opinions .