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    wanted to graduate high school‚ which she did at beaver local high school 1997. During high school‚ she took all college prep classes. Her parents were middle class‚ intelligent‚ and her background religion is apostolic. Amanda’s father was a truck driver and her mother was a stay at home mom trying to keep up with the farm. As a child‚ Amanda didn’t want to be a princess she wanted to be a nurse when she grew up. As a high schooler Amanda’s definition of the American dream was to achieve your self

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    the American Dream For an immigrant‚ the American Dream is to achieve economic well-being and a good quality of life through hard work‚ entrepreneurship‚ and perseverance. It is the driving force behind most immigration‚ and its realization is the achievement dimension of the American Dream to reach to the fullest life. What is the American dream? And how can one pursue it? Does it still exist‚ or is it over? Carl Thomas’s article “ Is the American Dream Over?‚” states that the American Dream

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    studies every human being that experiences REM sleep has a dream even if they do not recall what it was. Since the dawn of man‚ we have contemplated the significance of our dreams‚ and whether or not they signify something we strongly desire. The American Dream is the ultimate dream; it can be anything one desires: freedom‚ peace‚ wealth‚ family‚ stability‚ love‚ and more. In society today‚ any American has the possibility to attain the American Dream because a number of renowned figures have done so‚ individuals

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    allows people to live in mansion ’s with helipad ’s as well as underground society forced to live in the many tunnels and passageways under New York City and to beg for their meals. Although this is definitely the extreme that I have described. It is sometimes indescribably cruel and other times very gracious. This thing that I write about is the American system. In Arthur Miller ’s moving and powerful play‚ "Death of a Salesman"‚ Miller uses many character to contrast the difference between success

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    The American dream is‚ has been‚ and always will be a myth. In the book The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ we follow Nick Carraway as he narrates Jay Gatsby’s attempt to achieve his own perception of the American dream. The Great Gatsby is considered “the great American novel” because it is a self-made success story‚ it will always remain relevant‚ and it is a love story. Americans have admiration for the self-made success story‚ because we root for the mysterious nobody who rises from poverty

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    Rockwell and the American Dream Norman Rockwell is the most well-known American illustrator in history. His illustrations have become a reference to how life was from the 30s – 70s. Much of his art caught the average American in an everyday situation and made it come to life. When his art was first published‚ the people of that time would see America in her real moments. A barber playing his saxophone with his friends in the backroom of his shop‚ boys skipping school to go to the swimming

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    Myth of the American Dream              Was the “American Dream” a myth or reality for Americans living from 1865-1900s? The “American Dream” was not a reality for  African-Americans‚ immigrants‚ and Native Americans. For example‚ for Native Americans (Indians)‚  life was not a dream at all because they lost their lands and freedom.  After the Civil War‚ African-Americans were given their freedom and no longer slaves. They were given the right to vote with the 15th Amendment stating the that United

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    Many U.S. citizens may believe that the American dream is slowly fading away‚ when in reality‚ it has never been more alive. The American dream is the ultimate goal of achieving top success in today’s world. Many Americans pursue this dream‚ though many feel hopeless in their journey towards victory. As the 28th president of the United States‚ Woodrow Wilson states‚ “America lives in the heart of every man—everyone who wishes to find a region where he will be free to work out his destiny as he chooses

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    else know the secret to life‚ the thing that makes everything so much easier for them‚ it tells them how to think about something‚ what to do with their lives how to be happy? This secret is the delusional belief in the american dream. Our lives revolve around the american dream‚ so much so that we lose sight of the true morals and values we should live our lives based on and we build our personalities on our material possessions. People who still have agency over their personalities separate themselves

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    the pursuit of happiness” (Jefferson)‚ is the root of The American Dream; however‚ James Truslow Adams‚ a historian and author‚ is often credited with the term “The American Dream” because of his book‚ The Epic of America. In this book he states: “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. It is a difficult dream for the European upper classes to interpret adequately‚ and

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