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One beneficial reason for studying history is to recognize the contributions of ancient civilizations. True or false

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13-09-2017

True. It is important o know about our civilizations in the past. If you need anymore it can also be to make sure we don't repeat history :)

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13-09-2017

Yes. Recognising the contributions of ancient civilisations is extremely important as it shows us the building blocks of the majority of the technologically advanced equipments and infrastructures that we have today.

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