Memory is what we remember, and gives us the capacity to learn and acclimate from past ordeals as well as establishing relationships. It is also the process of being able to recall previously learned knowledge, experiences, beliefs, talents and habits. One aspect of memory is called semantic memory. Semantic memory is how we are able to understand and comprehend the meanings of various things such as words and knowing facts about the world. It is the second part of declarative memory along with episodic memory. The concept of semantic memory was introduced in 1972 as a result of a study done by Endel Tulving and Wayne Donaldson on the impact of organization in human memory. Tulving theorized how the semantic and episodic differ in the types