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I think that nc sites honor the past contributions because they show everything they have done to have what they want to do like fighting for freedom.

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i think they honor the past because everything is the same no change and it shows what it was lick

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These history sites in NC honor the people who have done important things for us in the past.

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The NC historic sites honor the past contributions of people and events because it represents the past like the tryon palace because it shows the history of NC.

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I feel that the history of North Carolina is interesting when you look into it like learning about Battlefield NC

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I feel that historic sites honor the past contributions of people and events in NC because they represent people and important things in history. This is important because It tells about our states important past and helps us understand about our history.

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I do feel that historic sites honor the past contributions of people and events in NC because the Charles B Aycock's Birthplace honors Charles B Aycock.

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I feel like they do honor the past contributions of people/events. I think this because the houses and places names are all named after people and important things that happened.

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i do feel that NC historic sites honor the past contributions of people The Thomas Wolfe House,also known as the also known as the Thomas Wolfe Memorial so i think that sites do honor the past  contributions The American author Thomas Wolfe (1900–1938) lived in the home during his boyhood.

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I learned that "The Elizabeth II is a full-size representative 16th-century sailing ship that was designed and named after one of the seven ships used by Sir Walter Raleigh's fleet when he first brought colonists to Roanoke Island in 1587." And I think historic sites show events in the past just like

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I learned that the Battleship in Wilmington is the lead ship in North Carolina of fast battleships.

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I do! I definitely feel like a lot of the sites on the Google Earth NC commemorate to certain events in the past, like the Battlefield of Alamance from the Battle of Alamance.

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I learned that that the battle ship in Wilmington was also a memorial from the war and it use to really work

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I learned that the gold mine in NC was called the Reed Mine. I think that the sites in NC really do honor their past, because within those walls, floors, or ceilings tell stories of old wars and fights that helped America become what we know it as today.

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Before it wasn't that important (To Me) But know all this facts helps me and saying this stuff is really important.

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i feel that a lot of sites contribute to someone or something very important

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I feel historic sites do honor past contributions because they sites are like saying this person or event is very important.

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I learned that there is a battleship in wilmington. I feel that historic site honors the past contributions, because it shows about the war and what battleships look like.

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I feel that the NC historic sites honor the past contributions of people and events because the Battleship in Wilmington is the lead ship in North Carolina of fast battleships.

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I learned that "The Capitol was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1973 and the building is located in the Capitol Area Historic District.[2][9]'"

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I learned that the state capital has this building that looks from the top like a + sign and there is a statue out front.

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I learned that Raleigh is the capital of north Carolina