Advantages of taking history?

answers1: You will understand the world around you better <br>
It's more interesting (you are dealing with people, not lakes,
mountains, etc.) <br>
There are much more resources to use in history <br>
Through history, you can sometimes predict the future
answers2: You get to go on many trips. <br>
You don't have many exams.
answers3: This answer is a bit of a cliche, but the study of history
is the study of the mistakes and successes of others. By learning
from other people's successes and mistakes, you might be able to apply
some of that knowledge to your own life, and you will have a greater
understanding of the world around you, as well as a context for why
certain things happen or happened the way they do/did.
answers4: it's really boring and you get too much homework i really
regret taking history :(
answers5: I study history at GCSE at the moment. I am studying
Medicine through time and the American West. For me, geography is the
biggest waste of time. You have to go to a field trip to the river
ping (in my school) and measure velocity and other rubbish. Also, you
would have to learn about all kinds of case studies. History is a lot
more interesting.
answers6: It might make you a better Jeopardy contestant.
answers7: some people say it gives u a lot of skills- ie writing
reports, researching, writing notes etc if u get an a in history it is
respected on ur cv and good skillls for uni.