History is part of human civilization that has been neglected by the most 

Natasha- History is part of human civilization that has been neglected by the most. 
History is part of human civilization that has been neglected by the most. However, its significance is prodigious, and I believe it should be taught to all university students as a required subject because it expands knowledge, reflects the present issue, and impresses friends.

History tells us the stories from long time ago. Reading a history book is like traveling back in time to live in an alien era. It enables us to discover the origin of our lives to satisfy our curiosity and understand the cultural differences to help us live in harmony with peculiar customs. History untangles the mysteries in the past and assists us in the comprehension of both others and ourselves. 

History conveys important messages that assist us in dealing with present situations. By studying the past, we can efficiently overcome the obstacles at hand by emulating the previous success and by drawing lessons from the earlier failure. “D-day”, for instance, could not have been such a successful raid, if the allies had not formulated the winning strategy derived from the disastrous attack on Dieppe in 1940. In short, history reflects the present and teaches us how to face upcoming adversities.

Furthermore, knowing history is always a good way to show off around our friends. If we have accumulated rich knowledge of history, then when we go to a museum with our friends, we will guide them around and instruct them about the derivation of each item. They would definitely be surprised and exclaim in admiration. If learning history can bring astonishment in friends’ faces, then it is worthwhile. 

Time flies, and we, humble earthly creatures, only live in the present and yearn for the future. For the distant past, we are not privileged to see with our own eyes, but by learning history and utilizing all the historic records stored in libraries, we are able to find out what was happening, even in the distant past.