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Explore the assertion that our present-day world is a product of the past.
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Kirsty Parker 12 November 2001 Explore the assertion that our present-day world is a product of the past Events of the past have had great impact on the world, affecting both the inhabitants and the physical components. It is possible to learn from the mistakes and successes that predecessors experienced by understanding their reasoning and methods and it is through this learning process that the world has developed to become as it is now. This essay will explore changes to the physical environment; human creations in the progression of civilisation including technology, culture and the built environment; and attempt to provide suggestions as to which aspects of the world change more frequently and on a larger scale and why these differences occur. Changes in the physical environment occur due to the effect of human activity and of natural phenomena. It is human activity that seems to cause more frequent changes yet the natural...
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