Burks' statement highlights that our current situation is shaped by a long continuum of historical events, going back far beyond just the last couple of centuries. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the deep roots of societal changes and developments, which often originate from much earlier times. This perspective encourages us to look beyond recent history to fully grasp the complexities of the present.
Explain in your own words the following statement on Burks thinking of History "The present is the result of all the past and not just hundred and fifty or two hundred years" please give the answer in three sentences.
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