History and literature have taught us many of things, and almost all of those little facts tie-in somehow to a value or moral. Just about everything in history tells us about values, and most of them are worth dying for. In literature, everything that is taught or written, for that matter, has been influenced by history and therefore deals with values. What does every story need? A protagonist, an antagonist, and a climax are the "…
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…out of the persecution and refuses. Another noble instance of giving a life for religious beliefs was the Jewish slaughter during World War II. History and literature have taught us a many things about values worth dying for. I think that I have learned and grown as an individual because of what I have been exposed to. I hope that my fellow students and peers feel the same way to I do about this subject.