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zeyad; I don't think we would be able to know the entire past

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Abdulaziz Alshuaibi 6A

In my opinion I believe that it is possible to understand a lot about the past but not everything, there will be a lot of things we won’t figure out because the past is huge. We might think we found out a lot of things about the past but this is nothing compared to how much information there is about the past!

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Amin 3mk

yes it is to know some of the past using tecnology and human rights

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Ahmad Zalloum

Yes it’s possible to know some of the past using old technology and right human thoughts,but we can never know the entire past due to not having technology in the past

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Sultan alsoairy 🗿

I think yes because we can research from our devices and learn more about the past,reading articles,watching videos,and more. We can also visit old places like tours and learn more about the place’s history.

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Azlan and Bader

Values and learn not to make the mistakes they made.

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Mohammed Alnemer & Naif 6C

We can never know the whole past but we can learn little tidbits of history through the years. Like the Industrial Revolution and, The Ice Age. We can never fully know the past but we can learn more and more about our past and how we developed through time.

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Swayed

We can learn about different civilizations through remains left before we can live when scientists discovered and excavated artifacts, carvings tools and buildings. They are many methods that enables us know, such as fossils using radio carbons that can date things from the past

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MAJED SULAIMAN

In my opinion, yes. We can learn about the past with information left behind, although possibly not everything. For example we don’t know everything about the dinosaurs. The information we learn from to discover the past is newspapers, art, and artifacts.

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WALEED

I don’t think we can learn everything about the past because their are many wiped out places, and reading a article would not give you all the information. Their are many underwater artifacts that are not discovered yet and will never be discovered.

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Faisal alokeil

I believe it is possible. Only some underwater or underground ancient civilizations might not be found or help us in finding out about the past. but ancient civilizations like Ancient Egypt, or Ancient Rome, Or Ancient greece. They all help us pretty much know the past. Religion, mythology, philosophy, and astronomy all are still existing, and are crucial when it comes to knowing the past. So i believe that it is indeed possible to know the past.

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Abdulaziz Alhumid 6A

I don't think so because artifacts and cities and more evidence has been destroyed due to natural and human disasters and most of the stuff we gathered is myths like when people say humans were monkeys.

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I don’t think we would be able to know the entire past but if we archive historical discoveries and what we have know we might know the entire past over thousands of years of archiving both historical and modern inventions.