Brexit briefing: 39 days until the end of the transition period

The transcript discusses the importance of understanding history by looking at it from a perspective that acknowledges what has been left behind. It emphasizes adopting a specific approach to studying history.

What does the speaker suggest we do with certain aspects of history?

• Preserve them for future generations

• Ignore them completely

• Cede them behind us

• Revise them constantly

Why might it be important to cede certain historical aspects behind us?

• To focus on current and future challenges

• To avoid learning from past mistakes

• To ensure they are never forgotten

• To maintain traditional values

How does the speaker view the relationship between history and progress?

• Progress requires leaving some history behind

• History should be constantly revised for progress

• History and progress are unrelated

• Progress is hindered by historical knowledge

Which approach does the speaker recommend we take towards historical events?

• An approach of constant revision

• A critical and analytical approach

• A passive and indifferent approach

• An approach of ceding behind

What is the potential benefit of adopting the recommended approach towards history?

• It guarantees historical accuracy

• It allows for a more progressive future

• It ensures all history is preserved

• It prevents any historical errors