Question

Why do we call our history our past? Aman narang, VIII

Answer 1

Answer: The term "history" is derived from the Latin and Greek words "historia," which means "story, narrative, tale, or account."

Explanation:

We can learn a lot about how individuals lived, including what they ate, what they dressed, and where they resided. The lifestyles of hunters, herders, farmers, kings, merchants, priests, craftspeople, artists, musicians, and scientists may be learned about. We can also learn about the activities kids engaged in, including games, storytelling, plays, and music. There are several methods to learn about the past. You can start by looking for and reading old literature. These are referred to as manuscripts since they were written by hand (the term "manu" from Latin for "hand"). These were often inscribed on palm leaves or on the properly prepared bark of a Himalayan tree known as the birch.

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