by Guest Sun Jul 24, 2011 1:09 pm
Sean wrote: polska. wrote: Cam wrote:Am I the only one who thinks that our age like, 2000 to now, will be really boring for people in the future to learn about?
Are you kidding me?
The last two decades have seen the biggest explosion of human technology development mankind has seen!
Not really something you learn about in History though. I guess you have the war on terror, but what else really is there?
History will obviously change over time.
Think about learning about Ancient Rome or Egypt, then about Colonial history and then about modern day history. They teach different things really. Modern History is much more political.
I would imagine that future history lessons of our age would go more in detail politically.
Plus it only seems this way because we live in this age. This age has seen rapid changes, just twenty years ago the world was ran by two superpowers, we've seen the rise of China, rapid changes in the middle east, Europe (for the most part
) politically united for the first time in history, and the decline of Japan and America. It may not seem this way but this era is a very interesting era.
What kind of class are you taking?
