History is the study of change over time, and it covers all aspects of human society. Politician,Social, economic, scientific, technological, medical, cultural, intellectual, religious and military. The developments are all part of history. Professional historians usually specialize in a particular aspect of History, a specific time period, a specific approach to a date or a specific geographic area. The word 'history' has many meanings. It can mean everything that happened in the past. This isn't very useful, because until we have a time machine, we can't know everything that happened. Thus the second definition: history as a written record of what happened in the past or in other words, history is what historians write. But historians usually refer to their body of writing as historiography rather than histories. Historians who write history emphasize the value of primary sources.They actually date back to a certain period of time, with an understanding of the limitations of these sources. Non-Historians read books or watch documentaries, while historians do this and go to archives in search of them original records. Historians who write list all the sources they used in their footnotes and bibliographies their business. This helps other scholars interested in finding those sources, and shows that The author is careful, thorough, and gives honest credit for the author's original information. History novels. From chaos comes order. We seek to understand the past by identifying and arranging 'facts'; From these narratives we hope to explain the decisions and processes that shape our existence. We may even glean patterns and lessons to guide us but never really define our responses to the challenges we face today. History is the study of people, actions, decisions, interactions, and behaviors. It is a very compelling subject because it encapsulates themes that reveal the human condition in all its manifestations and that resonate through time, strength and weakness, corruption and tragedy. Nowhere are these themes more evident than in political history, and they remain the core of the necessary and most important field among the myriad methods of studying history. However, political history has become archaic, and thus its reputation has been erroneously portrayed as archaic and irrelevant. History writing can be a powerful tool; It has shaped identities, particularly at the national level. Furthermore, it gives those who control the narrative the ability to legitimize or discredit actions, events, and individuals in the present. However, rallying history and sending it into battle just to serve the needs of the present is abuse and abuse. History should not be a weapon at the heart of culture wars. Alas, again, it is clumsily used by those who deliberately seek to impose a clear ideological agenda. History has become a maid of identity politics and self-flagellation. This only reinforces the weak one dimensional understanding of the past and constantly reduces the usefulness of the field. History stands at a crossroads. You should refuse to follow the trend of the times.