I've recently started to read more about History. I'm a lady of 50 and now wonder why schools never in the past, made History more mandatory or presented it in a more interesting light. I believe if our young people paid more attention to truth in History , when future generations grew up and became world leaders, they would learn to make less mistakes by what they learned from our past. I now understand a lot more about life in general by reading as much as I can about World History. Schools in 1960's and 1970's did not seem to encourage students to pay attention to historical information. Of course the T.V. media was new in the 1940's and commercial broadcasting was in its beginning stage after the war, and younger generations were targeted for being sold to by any means possible. Today in 2006 we have super highways of information zooming at us with high technology and most information is false sales tactics. I feel sorry for the future generations that depend on our tarnished media, that is polluting the young minds of the world and can bring only future problems.
2006-07-07
10:19:51
·
11 answers
·
asked by
ladyhip50
2