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I think this quote shows how history may not be an exact science. For history to be created, someone has to write it. Everyone has their own prejudices, interests, and biases, and that is reflected in writing. So, when someone accounts what happened in a certain event, it is reflected in their writing. Thus, someone writing history is essential writing their own account of an event that occurred, that isn't necessarily accurate. The people who experienced the event always are the ones who write history, and often times there are multiple sides to events, and the victor of a war, for example is usually the one who is able to document the war. So, history can sometimes be a little biased.

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The inference I can draw is we really do only know about our lives and societies through History. If that is destroyed, we really then know nothing about ourselves. We are humbled and realize how little we actually know

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I chose this quote because it shows how important knowing one's history is. From this I can infer that history is important because it gives people knowledge about who they are and where they came from, andit unites them.

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I think what he is saying is very interesting. We really don't know for certain what happened. All we know is what we can find. If we believe the biographies of everyone, we won't be able to separate the truth from the myths. 

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I think what he is saying is very interesting. We really don't know for certain what happened. All we know is what we can find. If we believe the biographies of everyone, we won't be able to separate the truth from the myths. 

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I liked this quote because I feel like it summed up what history is about and how we go about learning about history. I can infer from this quote is that everyone's history is different and unique to themselves.

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I chose this quote because it exemplifies what history teaches humanity. This quote shows how history reveals truth of the past, and how it is different from humanity today. I also chose this quote because it shows the bright side of history.

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I think this is a valuable quote that is applicable because a lot of times it is not the situation but how you deal with it that shapes your character. Our lives are made up of our choices and reactions to events.

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This quote speaks to me because Gabriel Garcia Marquez is showing the importance history has and the longevity of its affects. I think he is also trying to say that our history defines our lives, and what we remember and what people remember about us is the most important thing.

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the quote spoke to me because in history there are a lot of key details to things like wars and all kinds of history, but because of the way people remember these things we might not have the full truth about what really happened.

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History is written by those who have witnessed or experienced it, and form their own point of view. About that event in the authors lifetime. It is only a place marker of a significant event for the writer

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I chose this quote because it shows that history reflects the people that wrote it. Meaning that it sometimes is not fact.

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this quote speaks to me, or stands out to me, because it touches on the idea of saying nothing is saying something. Even if you are not the oppressor in the situation, by standing by and staying silent, you are contributing to the problem. Especially during that period, it was absolutely necessary for change to be made.

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I chose this quote because I feel like it has a deeper meaning. This quote is saying that the only lesson history teaches is that it doesn't teach any lessons, which is strange. The deeper meaning is that we, as humans, never learn from the mistakes we previously made, and so we don't learn anything from history. We always make the same mistake over and over again, so if anything can be learned, it's that we never really learn from our history.

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I chose this quote because it is a good representation about how history can be interpreted. If someone makes an important decision years ago, and there are 2 different perceptions about that decision, it can lead to conflict. If there is a single perception about it, it can lead to improvement and growth.

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This quote is important because it shows that we cant change the past, but the best thing we can do is learn from it and not make the same mistakes again.

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I chose this quote, because it really shows how stories can be changed based of the way you remember them. Relating to history, this could mean that no matter what happened during a certain event, you can only learn about it from someone else memory. So, the better the memory the better the story.

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This quote speaks to me because in truth when we look back on history, the people who were mistreated and oppressed stayed silent while the opposers made their voice and thoughts loud and clear. But now people are learning to speak up during the BLM movement.

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I chose this quote because not only do I like James Joyce as a writer but I also think that his perspective on history along with the world in general is interesting to say the least. I think what he is trying to say with this quote is that sometimes people get too caught up in the past and never really let it go. If one focuses too much on the past, they can never really look forward or even what is happening around them.

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I think this quote is trying to tell us that it doesn't matter what happened in a particular event, because after the fact, the only thing left is going to be how you changed from the event or what you remember. This relates to history in that the person who wrote whatever piece of history you are studying remembers it in their own way. The way they remember isn't necessarily accurate, and is just the way they remembered it. History is what is left behind, so it is only what people remember, not what actually happened.

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this quote speaks to me, because the way I understand it, is that its touching on the idea of history constantly repeating itself. No matter the consequences and time the passes, we always continue to make the same mistakes.