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The video discusses the importance of learning history by depicting a teacher's point of view. It argues that studying history helps students understand how the present world came to be by learning about past events, developments, and decisions that have shaped society and influenced modern issues. The video also claims that history provides context and lessons that can help guide decisions in the future.
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