A.P. US History?

answers1: If you mean the telling of history, then there is no better
quote then this anonymous one that says: "Those who fail to remember
history, are doomed to repeat it." <br>
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We need history, and historians, to share the triumphs, tragedies,
successes and failures throughout recorded time. It is a constant need
to be reminded of how many times the cycle has been completed in
different historical events. Each event may differ to some degree, but
in the end they are very similar(see Hitler and Saddam). <br>
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History must be told so that someday, if the right people should ever
come to power all at once who were taught and understand how to avoid
conflict, we may one day acheive world peace, if even for a few short
days, weeks, or months.
answers2: Good old APUSH... <br>
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Gotta D in that class, but I'm betting its something like... the human
need to record the past...
answers3: next year as a junior, i am taking both ap us history and ap
us government. at my school, which has block scheduling (4 classes a
day 1.5 hours each) ap us history is 3 terms and ap us government is a
semester. i think that taking both together will help you have a
better understanding of us history and government. however, ap us
government is usually a senior class. the reason why i am taking it as
a junior is because ap us government is only offered every other year.
so, if i didn't take it this year i wouldn't be able to take it all.
although it will take a lot of effort to succeed in these courses i
believe it is worth the time, especially if you say you are interested
in the ap government. if you aren't as interested in the ap us
history, think of it as a class that will help you do even better in
ap government.
answers4: Human corruption... and for the historian, facts and interpret ation