History, 25.08.2021 19:50 marialuis2732

Why do we place such importance on heroic figures in recounting our history? Is there something about the West in particular that encourages this tendency?

How does this emphasis on heroic figures shape our understanding of western exploration and settlement?

How does this history change if these heroic figures are removed from the narrative?

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