Are civil war monuments truly about heritage? If so, then who's heritage and should that heritage be be celebrated?

Should monuments erected in public places remain for all time without regard for changes in society at large?

Monuments can be used for teaching lessons about the past, so is it better to achieve that by leaving them standing in public but with explanation or removed and placed elsewhere, such as a museum?

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Hi! this app is not about one doing everything for someone else, so lemme explain it.basically, the assignment is asking you to write a paper in the form of a newspaper article. the catch? it's about washington's strategy.but, how did he do it? what did it lead to? who won, and what battle was faught? that's up to you to find out! be the reporter on this interesting historical adventure.we need the scoop! write it using the details. ask a classmate or the teacher for .