The diary game: History repeat.

The proverb “history tends to repeat itself” refers to the tendency of certain events or patterns to return over time in relation to humans and societies. Historians can identify recurrent phenomena such as wars, regime changes, periods of crisis and social movements in all societies. In the case of the rise and fall of the empires such as Rome and colonial empires later on, expansion, hegemony and then collapse are repeating notions. For example, economic bubble in history since the Tulip Mania in 16th century to the 2008 bubble recurrent patterns of investor speculation, boom and bust, subsequent bust With Commonwealth Com liberalism, convergence, instead of east European nations, And so The french and russian revolutions invariably had the contending phases on sanguinity, sanguinary clashes, and emergence of friendly Dictators. History is different but repeating patterns within that history suggest that it would be worthwhile to pay attention to the past, to avoid making similar mistakes in the future and more efficiently confronting existing problems. Such understanding of cycles enables societies to foresee and potentially alleviate future repercussions.