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    Do you think the American dream is still possible? Despite what you think the American dream is no longer possible. The American dream is to be able to work an average job and be able to pay the bills and still have spending money for wants. In today’s society increased cost of living and decreased or stagnate wages have led to the American dream difficult to accomplish without a high paying job. The American Dream is no longer accessible because the economy is down‚ property is too expensive and

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    The American Dream: Dead‚ Alive‚ or on Hold Essay             What does the American dream means to you?  If we were to take a survey‚ we would get varies answers. My view of the American dream is‚ to have more than enough. An envision of being able to go on vacation with your family yearly is mind-blowing.  I believe the American dream is still alive; anyone can come from being dirt poor to filthy rich. Secondly‚ the great recession didn’t  kill the American dream‚ anyone who works hard

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    Is the American Dream Still a Possibility? The American Dream can be defined as- “a happy way of living that is thought of by many Americans as something that can be achieved by anyone in the U.S. especially by working hard and becoming successful.” (Merriam-Webster Learner’s Dictionary) As we watch our country’s struggle throughout financial crises‚ we‚ as citizens‚ are torn in the belief that the American Dream is still possible. Although the outlook for our country includes events ranging

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    What is the American Dream‚ and who are the people most likely to pursue its often elusive fulfillment? Indeed‚ the American Dream has come to represent the attainment of myriad of goals that are specific to each individual. While one person might consider a purchased home with a white picket fence her version of the American Dream‚ another might regard it as the financial ability to operate his own business. Clearly‚ there is no cut and dried definition of the American Dream as long as any two

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    Is The “American DreamStill Attainable? As a young boy who was born and raised in such a terrible environment‚ I was always dreaming about the American dream. I put myself in a spot where I believed that with hard work I could achieve successful‚ rich and happiness. However‚ after I moved to the United States‚ everything has changed. The idea of the American dream was not the same as we spoke two decades ago. However‚ is the “American Dreamstill attainable? If we simply ask most people about

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    The American Dream. Is it over‚ or is there still hope? The meaning of the American Dream has changed throughout history. During the jazz era‚ the American Dream was thought to be someone starting out low on the economic or social level and through hard work; one would prosper and could become wealthy and successful. Having the nice house‚ the nice cars‚ and the happy family‚ symbolized that one was living the American Dream. How does one have a dream for something that is material? Once one wants

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    and all of them have the courage and willpower to be able to tackle such an unbelievable task only some people can dream of doing. As Rob forms his team and starts to head up the mountain they find out something extremely dangerous is coming. Everest‚ a survival story that deals with multiple people wanting to pursue their dreams

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    dead? Is a small part of it still alive? Well‚ sadly‚ chivalry is dead. Time and society changes have forced out what once was considered to be common behavior. Chivalry is largely based upon the devotion of oneself to a king or queen‚ or individual that one would do anything and everything to protect‚ assist‚ or glorify. In modern day society‚ there are no longer any kings or queens for people to dedicate their life toward. However‚ occasionally‚ civility is alive in modern times because nearly

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    Are you living the American dream? Some people believe the dream is dead but some still think it is alive and achievable. There have been many articles and books made of authors discussing that topic it is also a 50/50 argument because some say it is alive and some say it is dead. Although there may be difficult obstacles to overcome for many such as poverty‚ social inequality and prejudice people in today’s world. The American dream is alive and achievable with the evidence to prove‚ because there

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    Does the "American Dream" Still Exist? By definition‚ "American Dream" is the ideals of freedom‚ equality‚ and opportunity traditionally held to be available to every American. If one is willing to work hard‚ he or she can be successful and owns a prosperous life for his or her family. For the immigration people‚ the American dream is about establishing a better life and having the freedom to practice their belief that elsewhere may have been impossible. For those reasons‚ many people over the

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