History: The Great Depression

While sitting in history class listening to my instructor’s normal lecture of American history one day, I take to notice a few of my classmates sneakily texting, doodling in their textbook, picking at their nails…In general, not even trying to look like they are paying attention or remotely interested. Why this fails to surprise me is because most individuals find history bland. However, little did my peers know history isn't a burden of rocks on the memory, but a brilliant radiance on the soul. History is an important subject to understand the sacrifices and struggles people went through, and if we don't acknowledge our mistakes from the past, we will unquestionably repeat them.
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It was the “worst economic disaster in American history”. Americans were left without jobs, money, and homes. A period of bank failures. Moreover, Commercial bankers were loaning more money for the real estate and stock market investments than for commercial itself. Again, history repeats itself. Why in 2008, the US was in that situation once more. We, as Americans are here to help each other to correct and reduce errors. General knowledge of historical events has a tremendous impact in our patriotic county. The larger the sum of total knowledge should exceed what any one person can recall. Without proper attention, material is much less likely to be stored properly and recalled
Nevertheless, people shouldn’t rely on classroom lessons. History should be done on ones own to assure our patriotic country justice. Dull people nowadays dislike history, due to believing that it doesn't pertain to them today. I've noticed people who complain about history are the same people who can't locate New York City on the map, or better yet the east coast states. If one doesn't know history, then they don't know anything. They are a petal that doesn't know it’s part of a flower. The future depends on what one does. Studying history is extremely important to identify and retrieve the past, it's adverse effect will allow remedial comprehension to aid the present and future of America.
Logically speaking, we need to become acutely aware of our nation how we should treasure it. If we don’t recognize America’s history, it will undoubtedly have an reversal effect on humans. More specifically, making our intelligence obsolete. American history is our hope for the future. Therefore, Americans need to increase their education for peace and to prevent economic disasters such as the stock market crash. America depends on the future of generations to recall information of past events, that will ultimately shape America for the greater