Importance of Studying History
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The document discusses the importance of studying Philippine history. It argues that understanding history helps explain how the country developed and why it has struggled to progress. Recognizing past events shapes perceptions of the present and allows new generations to preserve the historical record for the future. The document also notes that Philippine youth should learn about their own culture and country's history to be aware of past mistakes and successes.
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