Different people remember George Washington in many ways. The British remember him as a traitor to King George III. The Iroquois remember him as "town destroyer" The United States remembers him as the leader of our Continental Army and 1st President.
In the United Kingdom, Guy Fawkes day calls for people to burn a straw to remember November 5, 1605. It commemorates the day when a treasonous conspiracy plot was uncovered that was to assassinate James I. Plans were put in place to blow up the House of Lords in Parliament. Fawkes was found guarding a massive amount of explosives.
Historical buildings should be conserved so people remember their history. If we didn't conserve old buildings, people wouldn't realise how people used to live and they'd think that the glass and steel buildings we live and work in today were all that has ever been.
The critical thing to remember about such terms as activism and restraint is that they are (
A Walk To Remember
People probably remember things better when they have actually been involved in it.
Goats have a strong sense of smell and can use it to remember scents, including of people. They may sniff people to familiarize themselves with their scent and remember it for future encounters.
It actually depends on other people like some people might remember it but some not
Maybe, but he mostly wanted people to remember him for his beard
People should remember to get out of the water calmly and quickly when sharks are seen in their area.
people only remember the bad things and the good things in life
that is a matter of opinion as i remember them by there name but other people may remember them for different reasons
Neolithic people would remember their dead by burring them in their houses or making a shrine and burring the there.
I do!
A day where people remember everyone that died in World War 1. A day where people remember everyone that died in World War 1. A day where people remember everyone that died in World War 1.
because that day isn't"A Day To Remember"
Chris Tomlin - Your Grace is Enough