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    Everyone pursues the American Dream. However‚ over time‚ the ideas of the American Dream have changed; some say for the better‚ but others say for the worse. I agree with Bernie Sanders when he states‚ "For many‚ the American Dream has become a nightmare‚" because the American Dream has been degraded throughout time. The American Dream is becoming unfathomable due to situations in today’s economy. I believe the American Dream has changed for the worse due to difficulty finding jobs‚ unfair job

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    The American dream is defined in many different ways by many different people. In The Great Gatsby‚ Gatsby has his heart set on Daisy to gain her love again but is soon ruined when he does not realize he can’t repeat the past. In another person’s viewpoint of the American dream is that they see the issues it can cause for the government such as "income inequality" (Merino). While some may say that it can cause government issues‚ the American dream is a reality to achieve whatever dream that the American

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    English IV 3/4/14 The Good‚ The Bad and The American Dream It was November‚ 15 1959 when what seemed like any normal Saturday turned into a nightmare for the Clutter family. The events that took place on that night shocked America thanks to the great author Truman Capote. The Clutter family had what some people may call the “American Dream” but I don’t think the American Dream can be stuck on one idea everybody has their own ambitions and dreams. The Clutters murder was an uncommon event not

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    Perspective of the American Dream What are the different views of the American Dreams? According to the author everyone could have an American Dream but having the fancy car and a big house is not exactly the American Dream. Clark states “That dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each according to the ability and achievement”. This quote shows that everyone has the right to have the American dream all you have to do is want it

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    The point of the American Dream was to achieve a fulfilling life‚ yet in 2011‚ 50 million Americans‚ mostly made up of the poor‚ children‚ and the elderly‚ had to use food stamps in order to survive (Corning 1). In other words‚ it is not a satisfying lifestyle. To begin with‚ most people would say the original definition of the American Dream would come from the novel‚ The Epic of America‚ by James Truslow Adams‚ “a better‚ richer‚ happier life for all of our citizens of every rank” (Corning 1).

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    The views on the American Dream is not measured on how much we have‚ but how we compare it to society. Today people described the American dream in a different way then when they had it during the depression. In The times of the depression most people just wanted social order‚ to be able to do their best. However‚ people are still willing to get up and work hard for what they want. Some people are willing to try to attain that goal by going to college‚ hard work‚ and sacrifice. Adults that do not

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    The American Dream-Of Mice and Men- Most of the characters in Of mice and Men‚ at one point or another‚ admit to dreaming of a different‚ more successful life. Before her accidental death‚ Curly’s wife‚ the symbol of temptation in the novel‚ has dreams of her own. She wanted badly to become an actress of work in show business.Crooks‚ bitter as he is‚ allows himself the pleasant fantasy of hoeing a patch of garden on Lennie’s Farm one day. Candy latches on desperately to George’s vision of owning

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    Arroyo 1 Rossi Arroyo Professor Fischer English 150 October 26‚ 2012 “Their guide” to your “American Dream” Society has influenced in the definition of the “American Dream” as an illusion of a path of obstacles but in reality can be conquered with a little further knowledge and tools. So many migrate from all parts of the world in pursuit of the “American Dream”‚ yet so many factors influence in their quest to be able to reach this final goal. Social class‚ economic situation and

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    Introduction: The 1920s were an fascinating and exciting time in American history. Mainly referred to as “The Roaring Twenties”. From inflated economics to never done inventions. Most explosive decade in the century. “The Roaring Twenties” encloses a captivating story that begins with the return of young‚ somewhat handsome soldiers from the front of World War I. Thesis statement: Fitzgerald accurately represents the ‘American Dream’ in the 1920s through The Great Gatsby by using the characters Tom

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    2013 The American Dream What comes to our minds when we hear the words "American Dream?" Many of us think about luxury. But what is really the american dream define as too every one that doesn’t know what the real meaning of it is? The "American Dream" consist of a descent home with a nice looking lawn‚ a decent and affordable vehicle‚ a nuclear family‚ a pet‚ and money. Well let me start by telling you that this is not exactly what comes to our mind when thinking of the "American Dream". In this

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