COMIC RELIEF

Can someone please make this thesis statement better?

Individual worth is a persons value in the world. People posses individual worth by their actions; the greater good one brings to this world, the higher his worth. A person worth in society should be the actions he/she brings toward things. History has benefited from the increase of individual worth. The renaissance man project expressed individual worth by art. The comic strip showed people’s worth through through the revolt for their rights. Finally democracy vs. Absolutism showed individual worth though the rights given to the people.

It is missing punctuation. There is redundancy and incorrect vocabulary. Read this and compare it to what you wrote. I think I captured your thoughts but have stated it somewhat differently:

Individual worth is a person’s value in society. People demonstrate individual worth by their actions such that the greater the good good, the greater the worth. History has benefited from the increase in individual worth. The ‘Renaissance Man” project expressed individual worth through art. The comic strip showed people’s worth through the revolution for their rights. Finally, Democracy vs. Absolutism enhanced individual worth through the rights granted to the people.

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