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    American Dream Dbq

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    The “American Dream” is the ideal that every US citizen‚ regardless of ethnic background‚ should have an equal opportunity to achieve success and prosperity through hard work. Millions of determined people come to America to find a better life and a chance at the American Dream‚ but the sad reality is that it is just a dream‚ and people eventually need to wake up or fall into despair. The collection of stories that is The House of Mango Street shows multiple characters that strive for‚ but cannot

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    "Pocketful of Miracles" there are many similarities and differences between Capra’s characters‚ and thematic elements. Though Capra is known for having very wholesome‚ American‚ do-gooders as his main men‚ this film goes slightly off course and has a good hearted‚ superstitious gangster. Compared to the all american‚ small business owning‚ dream filled George Bailey‚ Dave the Dude the gangster is unconventional at best. Both characters choose to do the right thing and have the same good heart that makes

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    The American dream essay

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    The American dream is when everybody has the ideal of their own freedom. Those people who has the “American dream”‚ they are usually the one who had workhard‚ achieving their goals‚ and become rich. The author‚ F.Scott Fitzgerald‚ had his own definition of the American dream. He wrote the book called‚ “The Great Gatsby”. In the book‚ the characters had their own American dream. However‚ Fitzgerald demonstrates in the book how a dream can be abandon if they only focus on the wrong part. Daisy

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    America‚ the United States‚ the freedom land‚ the American dream‚ or was it just a place to live‚ separation of class and money‚ and still people living in poverty. Two poems‚ ‘’I Hear America Singing” by Walt Whitman and “Let America Be America Again” by Langston Hughes determine whether America was a dream for everyone or not. If the front people try to force this country to be or the truth about how people live determine if it’s a dream or not.

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    The American Dream The United States of America has for a while been referred to as “the melting pot”. In the city of New York‚ there are many nationalities which may be cannot be compared with any other part of the world. Many of these people left their motherlands in search for better life in the American soil considered the land of the free. Well‚ writers have in the past shown interest and have in fact written about the issues people fought with in America both in the past and in modern days

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    Why Is America Important

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    I want to promote the importance there is behind the civic duties we follow‚ the traditions we hold‚ and the amount of respect we as americans place on our troops. Although there may be differences‚ and America is one of the biggest on-going melting pots with multiple backgrounds‚ each person shares a responsibility to upkeep the love of our freedom. For Americans to come together and share in the traditions that have been made before us and the ones we continue to create are the ways we can represent

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    The Death Of The American DreamThe American Dream is dead. This is the main theme in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby. In the novel Fitzgerald gives us a glimpse into the life of the high class during the roaring twenties through the eyes of a moralistic young man named Nick Carraway. It is through the narrator’s dealings with high society that readers are shown how modern values have transformed the American Dream’s pure ideals into a scheme for materialistic power and further‚ how the

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    Gatsby is living in a dream based around the famous American dream. His world is rather glamorous however to have reached this glamour Gatsby would have had to be corrupt. Gatsby is living in a world of magic and illusion in which everything has to be to his perfection and he clearly knows what he wants‚ who he wants and where he wants to be. Yet because of his dreams this is only illusion and the reality is not what it seems. Gatsby achieved his high goal of the American Dream by participating in

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    insists that the reason his family is doing so bad is due to population growth. There are many themes in this novel. Some of these include‚ American Dreams‚ Abandonment‚ and Betrayal. Willy talks mostly about the abandonment of his sons‚ the american dreams he once had‚ and the betrayal of his two sons and wife. Some of the motifs in this novel include‚ the American West‚ Alaska‚ and the African Jungle. He works out in the west‚ but live in New york. He traveled to alaska when he should have traveled

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    Huong M Phan Professor David Miller ENGL 1302 Nov.30th‚ 2015 American Dream Is Not for Everyone “The Epic of America” stated that the American Dream is "that dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement” (James Truslow Adams). This was what people from other countries always said when they talked about America. However‚ each country had the same issue between rich and poor people included America.

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