History and Identity

"History" "History" Article: Understanding people's history can change the view of people's lives by understanding people's identity. I. Building a relationship is a good way to help you find your identity. A. Relationship between parents and children. B. Relationship between brothers and sisters II. Love shows and teaches valuable responsibility for understanding human history and identity. A. To love yourself is a way of understanding people's identity. B. Families who love one person show that people like the person's history and family values.

Culture: Certain histories and identities can affect individual behavior in a particular way and influence the meaning of others' behavior. Ethnic origin, religious group, ethnic identity, gender, physical ability, and various cultural practices and assumptions related to them all influence the dynamics of power. · Structure: The face-to-face transaction and group situation exists in the context of a larger social structure that defines a series of potential power relationships. In many cases, these structures are abstract (economical), far (governmental), and it does not seem to be influenced by the will of the individual. Relationships in this field are tied to cultural identities and attributes and are internalized in self-recognition (eg, as a global helplessness).

History is the reason to create a common identity among people. It is based on a common identity and they act together. To deprive people's history and to reduce history means eliminating the grounds that they must act jointly and shrinking their common sense to achieve their goals. That is why history was rewritten. The descendants of Brazil in 1980 said that the white ruling class excluded the history of Africa from the curriculum and excluded the memory of Africa's population by restricting travel to non-black memory. The continent of Africa is subjecting African Brazilians to eternal poverty

It creates a sense of self identity. History creates identity, it distorts identity as it creates identity. A part of the study of Egyptian research is about regaining the history of Africa distorted and stolen by Europeans. Through historiography, Africans can participate in European history studies without knowing that they are simply African predictive myths. Therefore, they can read about the history of people in Africa and can trust other races without knowing that there are African roots in these stories. If we do not understand ourselves, we become a problem, others will be our problems, hence we are all wrong.