Bringing Classy Back
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Classical languages such as Latin and Greek used to be widely taught in American schools but were cut in the 1960s. Studying classics is important because it provides crucial context for literature and influences Western democracy and political systems. Additionally, understanding classical languages helps with vocabulary and grammar of modern Romance languages. Studying Latin and Greek is associated with higher test scores and can open career paths in fields like the military, politics, architecture, archeology, medicine, law, biology, and education.
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- 1. Bringing Classy Back Why American Schools Should Return to Teaching Classical Languages
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