Look at the historical value of the contribution and examine how it could be used for the future.

It is crucial to consider the potential consequences of an historical event when evaluating its contribution. For example, if we were to consider the significance that President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation had on abolishing slavery in the United States – this could be used as reference point when looking how other movements are similarly trying address more modern issues such racial/ethnic injustice, gender inequality etc.

By studying the specific piece of legislation, we will gain a better understanding as to what strategies worked and where improvements are needed in order to avoid making similar mistakes when trying new challenges.

The legacy of such an event is still relevant today, even if it was many years ago. This further provides hope those who feel like they have no voice order make change since such examples show them that success can indeed be achieved against all odds if given proper motivation & dedication towards achieving set goals.

In conclusion – looking back at contributions made over course history serves as reminder where we came from & gives us greater understanding our current situation thus allowing us use previous lessons learned plan better strategies meet any future challenges which may arise along way ahead.