How can literature influence/shape history?

According to the report, in 1862, Lincoln at Harriet Beecher Stow "So you are a small woman who wrote this great war book."

Alexander the Great is said to have imitated Achilles as a sleeping copy of Iliad (perhaps a scroll box similar to a hat box) as his pillow

Even more interesting is that people here with more knowledge are hoping for books of "sea change" like Don Quixote and Turf, and these books draw public attention It seems they gathered. First of all, is this true? How about this. Maybe this change will happen, and it is the right book at the right time.

History has shaped literature in many forms. We tend to get ideas from literature on what happened. Sometimes this will come in the form of non-fiction literature, sometimes it appears in the form of fables and implications. Unless you understand its history and the history of writing, you can not fully understand the document. Therefore, history can shape the way we observe literature. Of course, both methods are effective. Literature can also shape our perception of history. History is said to have been written by the winner. We can not always understand what is happening in the history of our literature. Normally, the history of places is noted down by conquerors and survivors. We can not see the whole truth about what happened.

What is the relationship between history and literature? What is the relationship between history and literature?

In this semester we examined the conviction and influenced and formed the literature of our country. This semester 's literature has influenced literary works of today. Let's see how early American literature played an important role in the history of American literature. In addition to conflicts in the territory of Native American, Europe also posed many other threats. The disease killed devastating Native Americans and they also faced the threat of freedom, religion, and tradition. Spanish missionaries try to change Native Americans to Catholic, but Spanish conquerors want money from the New World

Early American literature was influenced in many ways. External influences are reflected in European explorers and Native American literature. The literature of European explorers is influenced by the political influence of the European monarchs they travel. The explorer needs to prove that their trip is correct. In the letter to the motherland they describe the beautiful landscape and rich resources of the new world to show their value of travel to the country. With no justification, the monarchs will no longer fund their travels but will dispatch others to take over the expedition. As the prince is looking forward to the results, explorer letters need to convince their work is worthwhile. Columbus wrote such a letter in "Louise de Santanger who wrote the first voyage." Where he wrote the explanation of the first American print for translation and printing in Europe (Baym, 2008).