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Gifts Of America's Gift To My Generation
While those lousy seventh graders are worrying about what North Korea is doing our generation is more worried about our science test. America’s Gift To My Generation. What gifts does America have on your generation? Some gifts American has on my generation are, we have the technology, protection, speech, education, and traveling. First, you have travelled. Most countries like North Korea prohibit traveling. They are stuck in their state until further notice. Almost all of us get to travel almost anywhere we want to, whenever we want to and don't need to worry about getting jumbled with. We are able to travel by bus, train, plane, boat, and car and do it almost whenever we want to. We are allowed to travel in any car we want, and we

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