Mailboxes, what if purpose of "Archive"

MacBook Air, 10.9.4. New mail messages usually pop into Archives, even before I read them. But not always. For example my Yahoo mail stays in the Inbox, and most Gmail goes to Archive. Can people tell me what the usefulness of the Archive system is? I'm inclined to get rid of it and have all mail go to the Inbox as I've done in the past. How do I do that?

Archive saves it so it isn't deleted when you delete an e-mail. Change it at the G-mail web site.

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