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Why do we learn about history when it is in the past?
We learn about history, so we can attempt to make the present and future a better place to live. By learning about our past we can make better choices and not make the same mistakes twice. And we also learn about ourselves and how we can, perhaps make history. == We try to reconstruct the past so that we can understand the present and plan for the future. If the dramatic stories of the past, in themselves, do not interest a student, and if a student has no desire to understand the present or to plan for the future, then I suspect that no answer to the question will be good enough.
How is it possible a consumer might not have a credit history?
If they have never taken out a loan, credit card, or anything else, there is no credit history. You should start building credit while in college - small credit cards and student loans are good ways.
Why is social studies hard?
Okay, 1: social studies is not hard at all if you are a good student. 2: if social studies is hard, that is because history has lasted longer than 3 thousand years in some places, so there are many places where history is long.
Long history of isolationism with recent European influence?
K12 student, aren't you? I know how you feel. I hate Geography too. I believe the answer is "Human-Environmental Interactions" ~Andrew
Which situation would be more likely to occur in the modern era than in earlier period of human history?
A student in Japan practices English by talking with students in Ireland over the internet.
