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Nowadays, more and more people are finding out about their family history. Why? Is it a positive or a negative development? v.1

Nowadays, more and more people are finding out about their family history. Why? Is it a positive or a negative development? v. 1
Nowadays, people are showing keen interest in knowing their family heritage. There are various reasons to justify this curiosity. I believe this is a positive trend as it will bring one closer to one’s extended family. Also young people may feel motivated when they learn about the achievements of their ancestors. To begin with, people feel proud when they come to know about the achievements of their forefathers. Another reason to find out the history of one’s ancestors is to find out the family medical history. This may often prove beneficial. For instance, if a person knows that his or her great grandparents had diabetes, then they can take corrective measures to ensure that the disease is not transferred to them or the future generation. In my view, this is a positive development. Due to technology, people can now connect with all the extended members of the family. Hence, by knowing their roots, families have better opportunity to forge closer relationships. Family history also helps the younger generations to get inspired. For example, a young child may get inspired to join the army after they discover that their great grandfather was a freedom fighter. To conclude, I believe knowledge of family roots helps individuals to get inspired and more connected as they come to know more about their extended family. I presume in the near future understanding of family heritage and particularly medical history will help doctors to find cures for diseases more effectively.
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trend as it will bring one closer to one’s extended
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may feel motivated when they learn about the achievements of their ancestors.

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to know about the achievements of their forefathers. Another reason to find out the
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of one’s ancestors is to find out the
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medical
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history
. This may
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prove beneficial.
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great grandparents had diabetes, then they can take corrective measures to ensure that the disease is not transferred to them or the future generation.

In my view, this is a
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positive
development. Due to technology,
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can
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now
connect with all the extended members of the
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family
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have better opportunity to forge closer relationships.
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the army after they discover that their great grandfather was a freedom fighter.

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, I believe knowledge of
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family
roots
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helps
individuals to
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inspired and more connected as they
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come
to know more about their extended
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family
. I presume in the near future understanding of
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heritage and
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will
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doctors to find cures for diseases more
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IELTS essay Nowadays, more and more people are finding out about their family history. Why? Is it a positive or a negative development? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
244 words
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Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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