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One thing we can learn from the experience of the Franks is to not take anything that you hold dear for granted. As the Franks showed as they went into hiding, they had lost all that they had and something that they took for granted that they regrettably shouldn't have. Secondly another lesson we can learn is to

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We can learn to always have hope and be more positive in life.

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We can learn from Anne Frank That of staying positive and having good vibrations. Even through one of the darkest part of our world history, Anne Was able to stay happy and positive in the way she lived.

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I believe the we can use Anne Frank's life as a guide to provide us with many lessons to live by. One is to always be kind. To never discriminate and to treat everyone as an equal. We are all different, yet in the same way, all the same. We are all human, all here right.  Putting others below you is something that itself is inhumane. People all have their flaws, but by pretending yours are less of a flaw than others, is wrong. Hatred is the root the discrimination, and the idolization of yourself(or people like you) over people who are different from you. Another is to appreciate what life has given you, every last bit of everything. There is always something you should be thankful for in life, and often we don't remember to give thanks when we have an abundant amount of things we have been blesses with. Many times more than not, we do not understand what we have until it is gone, so we need to cherish the moments we do have that provide us with happiness and joy.

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There are many lessons we can learn from Anne Frank. One of the main ones is to never give up and to have hope. Another lesson everyone can learn is that we should not discriminate against anyone or else we could repeat history. Discrimination leads to dehumanization or hatred toward groups of people. Another lesson we can learn is to use our voice and speak out if something isn't right. We all the have the abilility to make a point no matter what our strengths or weaknesses are.

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The most important lesson that we can learn from Anne Frank is to stay positive, no matter how bad things get. During their stay in the Annex and the concentration camps, many of the other residents lost hope and started feuding among eachother, leading to a generally toxic atmosphere. However, Anne was able to stay positive, and as thus, see most of the conflicts to resolution instead of joining in, which was a large factor in how the Annex survived so long (I'm pretty sure that if the Gestapo heard people angrily shouting at eachother during the dead of night in a building that was supposed to be empty of people, they'd be pretty suspicious. Or, at least, I would be. Not sure how smart they were.) and during the concentration camps, willpower and optimism kept Anne and Margot struggling through sickness as long as they did.

I mean, they died, but hey, it was probably a longer life than it would have been if they just gave up, right?

Is that how sickness works?

Haha who knows

I mean, placebos are a thing, so I guess the concept works? Idunno, I'm no doctor

Wait a minute, do placebos actually help cure stuff because people think they do, or do they just make people think it's being cured while nothing happens?

Well, I mean, if the mind has control over the immune system, I guess it would control how hard it fought. Subconcious urges and motivations could cause it to struggle more or less?

Does that make sense?

Are any of you doctors? A doctor would know, right?

also if you're a doctor, you're a nerd

if you're not a doctor, you're still a nerd

nerds

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I believe that the main lesson we can learn from Anne Frank is that even when life is getting us down, we can always find happiness. Anne always found ways to be positive and cheerful throughout the darkest parts of her life. For example, when Anne was in the concentration camps and there seemed to be nothing good left in her world, Anne still recognized the chirp of the birds bringing a message of hope and peace. She managed to stay positive even through that horrible time.

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Something we can learn is that you should never give up. Another lesson is to not judge or discriminate against other people.

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I believe that there are several lessons that we can learn from this movie, such as tolerance of others, or that human sacrifice can be extremely beneficial for others and yourself, but the main lesson is that of perseverance, and that you are always much closer to the finish than you think. For example, if Anne had survived for just two weeks longer, she would have been liberated along with the hundreds of others. Also, if Peter had survived for just three more days, he would once again be free.

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An important lesson we can learn from the experience of Anne Frank and her family is to, number one, not take the things we have for granted, and two, hence the reason we are learning about this in the first place, not to let something like this happen again. I think in todays society, every one of us is guilty of worrying too much about the littler things that we want, but don't really need. I'm not saying that we don't have any trials going on or anything, but in comparison in what the Frank family, along with many others, it doesn't amount to much. In addition, as the next generation, we need to learn from the mistakes of the past, and ensure that this does not happen in the future.

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We can learn lots of things from the account of Anne Frank. I think the biggest thing that we can learn is to never discriminate groups of people. When we do, it makes people scared or makes them feel like less of a human. If we dehumanize other people, it makes us a bad person in other's eyes and it might make that person want to change who they are. If dehumanization goes too far, it can lead to bad treatment, to torture, and eventually to death. People are unique in their own way and no one should be able to take that away, just like the Nazis did to the Jews, homosexuals and Gypsies. It's important that we help other people and treat everyone as equals.

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Anne Frank's story has many teachings that we are all able to learn from. One of these is that if we ever see something that isn't right, we need to speak out about it, make sure that we stop it before it becomes an extremely large problem. Another is to remember to always stay positive, never give up your hope. Without hope, you can never make it far.

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A important from Anne Frank's experience is to never give up hope, we can't ever stop even in the darkest of times. We also have to help others and treat everyone fairly so no one is getting discrimated for something that they can't control.

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Anne Frank's experience during the Holocaust taught us several things, one of the more predominant lessons being that people are too unique to be clumped together in one group and assume that the qualities of that group are represented in every individual. This was shown through the treatment of two groups, the Jews and the German. The Jews were all targeted just for their religion, and not because of anything they did. The kinds of horrors inflicted by the Germans incited negative feelings, such as Anne's remarks about her dislike of all Germans partway throughout the film. However, as Otto remarked, not every German was bad and they shouldn't all be clumped together so. When we make judgments in our own life, we should make them based on the individual and their actions, not on their group's actions as that might not reflect that individual. Humans are unique, and cannot be clumped together when making judgment.

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We can learn a myriad of different lessons from Anne Frank's story. We can learn that everyone deserves to be treated equally no matter their religion, nationality, gender, or their beliefs. We can also learn to be optimistic. Anne was able to stay optimistic throughout her experiences in the annex. Even while she close to dying in the concentration camps she was able to keep pushing and stay optimistic. She encouraged others around her to keep pushing even in the difficult times. I, as well as others, can use this lesson in my own life. It is very unlikely that I get put in a situation likes Anne's but I can use this lesson in my smaller issues. For example, even when school is tough and I am tired I can stay optimistic and persevere to gets the grades I want to achieve.

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Anne Frank's story has taught all across the world and has educated many people on what life was like during the war, but it has also provided lessons and teachings. One very important lesson that stood out is everyone in the world should be treated equally and with respect and should not be discriminated, or treated differently just because of their race, religion etc. Anne Frank was just one of the millions of Jews forced into concentration camps just because they had different beliefs, and they had to suffer through the torture, and brutal treatment because one man gained to much power. World war two is just proof of what can happen when we don't live by this lesson and follow the idea of treating others how you wish to be treated, because it does not matter what we look like, or what we believe, we are all human and all deserve to be treated with kindness and respect, and never judged or discriminated.

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Anne Frank's story can teach us so much even now.  Anne Frank was a little girl who was forced to change her life and grow up fast because people tried to control who she was. Anne grew up in World War 2 when all Jews were being dehumanized. People should not be treated like anything less than human. It does not matter what your believe in, who you grew up with, or anything. It only matters what you do with yourself. Anne Frank's story teaches us not to judge people for anything other than themselves. Most importantly, all humans are people and should not be treated like anything other than people. They should not be marked as one thing or labeled at all. Anne Frank was divided from the "privileged" people because she was a Jew. Her label ruined her, and everyone she loved, life. We can learn a lot from Anne Frank's story, one thing we can learn is to not label or judge people before we know them.

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In the story of Anne Frank there are many lessons we can learn. First of all everyone is equal and should be treated the same way as anyone else. There is no reason someone else should be treated differently. Also we cannot judge someone differently because their religion, race, or looks. Everyone is different and is unique in a different way.

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Throughout the story of Anne Frank, there are many lessons to be learned. One of those lessons is that of optimism. While Anne was hiding in the Secret Annex, she was determined to not let her situation define her. Although she was in hiding, and although there were terrible things going on in the world around her, she was optimistic. This encouraged the people around her, even those in the concentration camps. All around her, people were dying, scavenging for some form of food. Anne could have become desperate like them, but instead she chose to see the good in her situation. For example, in the movie Anne is shown waking up and hearing the birds tweeting while at Bergen-Belsen. Although this may not have happened in real life, the producer of the movie is making a point that Anne was not like the other prisoners in the camp. In our lives today, we can use optimism as a way to see the world differently like Anne did. She was constantly thinking about what she would do after the war, and that attitude is the same that we should have. In our everyday lives, we can think about what's to come, and have a positive outlook on it. Anne's optimism may not have saved her life, but it did show that she was not overcome by her circumstances.

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There are too many lessons we can learn from Anne Frank's story during the Holocaust, including that everyone has the right to be treated just as fairly as one another, and no matter how hard and dark some times may get, there is always a light at the end of the tunnel, optimism will be your best friend through out any hardship imaginable

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There is an abundant amount of lessons that can be learned from Anne Frank's account during the Holocaust, although the main lesson we can learn  from Anne Frank is that no one should treat another differently because of one's beliefs, looks, or otherwise. There is a lot of diversity in the world, and merely one's opinion is not the correct one. Everyone should be treated as equals. Another lesson that can be learned from Anne Frank is to always be optimistic about what may be ahead, even though it may be a large struggle, just as Anne Frank's was. Although she was being treated terribly in the concentration camps, she was bright, sanguine, and put others before herself. She acted in a very selfless and kind way, a personality that we can adopt from Anne and apply it to any situation, no matter how hard it may be, we should realize that our situation isn't as nearly as difficult as it could be, such as Anne Frank's was. Anne Frank was a very unique and special person who was one of the millions of people who suffered during the Holocaust. No one should have to suffer as much as these people did. We must take into consideration the Holocaust before our small complaints, and see how we can react differently in our own situations like the situation Anne Frank entered into.

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There is a numerous amount of lessons that we can learn from Anne Frank that can apply to our lives. For example, we can learn to treat everyone equally and follow the golden rule because everyone deserves to be treated the same and you should treat others how you would want to be treated. This relates to Anne Frank because during World War 2 innocent Jews were being treated completely inhumanely and being tortured to death which is something no one should have to endure, especially if they have done nothing wrong. It is especially wrong to treat someone like this just because of their gender, race, religion, beliefs, etc. No one should ever be treated like this and we can learn to treat everyone how we would want to be treated. In addition, we can also learn a lot from Anne's fighting spirit. No matter how hard things got for Anne, and they got very hard, she never gave up. When she was sent to the concentration camps, she suffered through not only all the pain and torture herself, but also had to endure the pain of watching everyone around her suffer and die, including family and friends. She had the willpower to keep going and her spirit to keep going is inspiring. We can take away from that and try to keep persevering and continuing no matter what obstacles we run into in life.

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There are many lessons that we can learn from the story of Anne Frank. We can learn that every person deserves to be treated equally. No matter their religion, race, gender, beliefs, etc.

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There are many lessons we can takeaway from the story of Anne Frank. First off, we can learn to fight against discrimination. Every person is human deep down and deserve to be treated as such despite race, gender, religion, etc. It's also to important to remember to hang onto hope. Sheer willpower may be the one thing that keeps you alive and sane.

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We can learn many important lessons from the Anne Frank and the Holocaust. One examples, is that we can't stand to the side when big things like this are happening. When these things are happening, its better to speak out and stand for what you believe in, then stay silent and let it happen. It may not change the world but it might change some lives.

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There are a couple lessons we can learn from the account of Anne Frank. For example, one might be to teach us to not discriminate in any way, especially racially. Another lesson we could learn may be that we should see the best in what we do--knowing that our lives could be so much harder.