Educators said history is critical for students to learning how to become a better citizens and understanding the values and tradition of the nation, and how the country 's political and …show more content…
Most Americans have shared a dream of a democracy in which all citizens understand, engage actively in a political life. In recent decades numbers of Americans have disengaged from civic and political and they are less likely to vote and are less interested in political discussion and public issues than either their older counterparts or young people of past decades. As a result, many young Americans may not ready to participate fully in our democracy now and when they become adults. This absence of learning in American history is not restricted to understudies. Studies over the course of the year’s show Americans of all ages neglect to answer the most basic of inquiries. Studies show that one out of three Americans grown-ups in the nation couldn’t name the three branches of government. It seems that immigrants know more about U.S History than the people that were born here. American citizen know less than immigrant about but the U.S government are trying to make students learn how to become better citizens and understanding how the country 's political and cultural systems work. Some Americans do not even know the administration branches for instance the official,