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Hello everyone, Ar. Piyush pant here, welcomes you all

returning and new viewers.
In this video I will explain and answer few most asked
question about history, like,
Why do we need to study history?
Why studying history is so important?
What do we gain by studying history?
Answers to these questions are very interesting, and iam
sure after the end of this video, some spark and curiosity to
study history will start within you.
So follow me to the end of this video to know them, and
without wasting anytime, let’s begin.
The most common question and of course the most
troubling one for the younger generation is
Why do we study history? Why studying history is so
important in my life?
Answers are many,
As we all live in the present and we plan for the future but
it’s hard to understand where we’re going and what
progress looks like?
So, to know exactly where you’re going, you first need to
understand where you have come from.
For that you need an appreciation of history.

So let me start with explaining you some of the Benefits of

Studying History?
Entire societies, and the individuals within them, benefit
from gaining a deeper understanding of history, here are
few benefits of studying history in whatever perspective you
want.
History develops an Understanding of the World, through
history, we can learn how past societies, systems,
ideologies, governments, cultures and technologies were
built, how they operated, and how they have changed.
The rich history of the world helps us to paint a detailed
picture of where we stand today.
Developing your knowledge of history means developing
your knowledge of all these different aspects of life.
We all can learn about the pillars upon which different
civilizations were built, including cultures and people
different from their own.
All this knowledge makes them all-rounder people who are
better prepared to learn in all their academic subjects.

By analyzing history one can become a More Rounded

Person
History is full of stories, some are inspiring and uplifting;
others are chaotic and immoral.
Tap into the vivid realm of history, there are many vital
lessons you need to learn.
You will study times of suffering and times of joy, and the
lessons you learn here can then be applied to your own life
experience or your work.
History also encourages a deeper understanding of
difference.
There are lessons, both good and bad, to be learned from
the way our ancestors have interacted with other people
who have different ways of living.
In a modern world where inclusivity is embraced no matter
your background, an understanding of how past societies
have integrated is key to humanity improving in the future.
History also helps us in Understanding our Identity.
Nations are made up of a collection of stories and legends.
These stories shape the way we think about our country and
our standing within it.
History is where we learn about how great institutions are
formed, and how they’ve contributed to where we are
today.
For many of us, looking back at incredible fellow
countrymen is a way of establishing our own identity.
Finding who we are and what mark we can make on the
world is a huge part of childhood and young age.

History also inspires us in many ways.

Many historical stories can serve to inspire individuals to
greatness.
History remembers brilliant people and their heroic acts that
have changed the shape of nations.
You get a huge amount of motivation from learning about
the inspirational events that make up where we are today.
It only takes one great story from the pages of history to
light up young minds or child’s imagination and lead them
on to do great things.
History makes us learn from our past mistakes
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to
repeat it.” George Santayana’s quote is one of academia’s
most cited and paraphrased lines, and one that explains
perfectly why everyone should study history.
The past is filled with warning signs.
We must be able to reflect on the events that built up to
them, learn from mistakes made and resist and question if
we see similar patterns emerging.
If we know our history well, then we will be able to identify
when society is going down perilous routes and contribute
towards getting it back on track.