How to call a command from bash history starting on a specific line?

Question

linux

Hello.
As you know, when working in the terminal, arrows can call past commands.
But sometimes you have to scroll back 20 positions.
Is there a way to do this faster than grep history?
history | grep cd

Answer 1

CTRL-r you press and start typing part of the command, pressing it again iterates through the found commands.
On the console after pressing CTRL-r it will be something like this

(reverse-i-search)`gre': grep 'item' gus.xml | wc -l

Answer 2

command -> CTRL+UP in bash
command -> UP in csh

Answer 3

Another option is to install zsh