History in the Making
It is important to remember an individual after they die. To do so, the ones who left an impact on this world are remembered by things such as monuments. In most cases, these monuments honor the utmost sacrifices or even the greatest achievements of those who lived. As of today, around the world there are millions of monuments that memorialize events of people. The Christopher Columbus memorial, the National Holocaust memorial, and the Crazy Horse memorial are monuments that are meant to preserve the memory of past history events.
To start, the Christopher Columbus memorial represents a man who traveled across the Atlantic Ocean and created history. Columbus was the first person to ever partake on this voyage. During his long journey, he discovered North America. This monument represents his greatest achievement that completely changed the entire world. When creating this type of monument, one should keep in mind the long journey and the troubles he
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The Crazy Horse Memorial is a unfinished monument that is located in South Dakota. For thirty years, Korczak Ziolkowski worked to carve this on the face of a mountain. After his death, he was buried at the foot and his wife and children life there to continue the art. As well as the Holocaust museum, there are many people who are also upset with this monument because of the carelessness that was put into educating tourists. Kelly Looking Horse stated, “there were probably better ways to help Indians than a big statue (Source C (Downes)) .” He also argued that most of the crafts that are made by the South Americans and Navajos are sold to people who are highly uneducated about the monument. On the other hand, the monument does bring a great abundance of tourism in the state and creates a lot of income in the families who own the little gift shops. While creating this monument, one should focus on the history and the fact of education. It is important to educate the people who visit this