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To preserve the truth of history so that future generations learn and know the truth and to learn from the mistakes of the past.
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Why do you think the development of written history is important?
To preserve the truth of history so that future generations learn and know the truth and to learn from the mistakes of the past.
Why do you think the development of written history important?
To preserve the truth of history so that future generations learn and know the truth and to learn from the mistakes of the past.
Why do you think the devlopment of written history is important?
It is important to make readers understand the past and its hard times. It also shows some famous people information from the past.
What is the connection of unwritten history to the written history?
Some People don't think about writing it.
What has the author Frank Casey written?
Frank Casey has written: 'How people think' 'Credit where credit is due' -- subject(s): Banks and banking, Development credit corporations, History, ICC Bank 'A course in farming systems research'
Why do you think the development of writing history is important?
The development of writing was a key ingredient to the progress of mankind. Writing allowed for better communications, record keeping, and had the oral tradition of passing down information made obsolete. It opened the way for the arts and sciences as well.
Which biological factors do you think are the most important at each stage of development?
All of them.
What do you think was the most important development made during the stone age?
Fire
How important do you think diseases in changing the course of history?
Very important. The perfect example is the plague.
Why do scientists believe the platypus is an important clue in the history of evolution?
because they think they are smart in past history
Why is April 21st an important date to Texas History?
I Think it is when the war ended
Is history important?
yes i dont think so. history is lame. i hate it. history should stay in the past where it belongs. like srsly. i hate it!
