I think that the most important thing we have learned all year, is Oscar Schindler and the Holocaust. I learned so much about life, as well as Histroy from studying this topic. The Nazi's must have been partly deranged. Even unders Hitlers, almost devilish brainwash, there shoudl of been some justice. What he did to those people, changed the world forever. Nobody in the history of the world will forget Hitler and the Holocaust. But what I learned most about the topic, was that people all deserve a fair chance, and someone needs to be there to try to give it to them. It really makes you think abotu how many little things you can do to help someone else for no reason. Just because you are there with this person at the same time, you have the ability to now change their lives. Whethere they understand this or not, you gave them a chancwe to have their lives change because of what your did. this is what Oscar Schiindler didfor many people during the war. He saved lives, just by realizing that no matter what race yu are a person is still a person. They shoudsl be treated with the same rights as other people. Thsi relates much to ur current culture. People in America are beginging to become so racist against the Hispanic community, because of the spotlight our media puts upon them. These hispanic people dont come to America (legally, or illegally) with the mindset of stealing an American job. They come for the sole purpose, of their country sucks, and our is a liitle slice of paradice for them. They woudl likje to make their live a slice of paradise forever, so they decide to go for it. I dont believe trying to better your life deserves to be punished. When the British came to america from Great Britain, they saw people and they didnt go pay the indians and take a test to live there. They used brut force anf forced their way into the land. They did this to better their lives in the loing run. Thsi made sense to the Americans and recently we have lost that sense.