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What are the three most important reasons for studying history? recognizing patterns memorizing dates, people, and events connecting the past to the present revealing past contributions of civilizations
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What are the three most important reasons for studying history? recognizing patterns memorizing dates, people, and events connecting the past to the present revealing past contributions of civilizations making sure history repeats itself

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What are the three most important reasons for studying history?
- recognizing patterns
- connecting the past to the present
- revealing past contributions of civilizations


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