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    American Dream Vs the Indian Dream World tour‚ yacht‚ villa‚ world peace‚ huge family‚ Prince Charming… When come to think of it‚ what is your life’s ultimate‚ big-fat dream? Dreams are manifestations of our hidden thoughts‚ our environment‚ our lifestyle‚ our culture… so many things! If we ask even two neighbours this question‚ we might get two completely different replies. Ask a 5 year old kid‚ the probable answer would be a candy factory. Ask a 5 year old kid in Ghana- well… his dream might just

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    something needs to be done about it‚ but no one can seem to agree on what exactly we should do. The Federal DREAM Act has gained astonishing support in the past ten years. Members from both the Democratic and Republican parties have helped draft versions of the proposed bill which has helped gained bipartisan support. Yes‚ “You can say I’m a dreamer‚ but I’m not the only one” (Lennon‚ 1971). The DREAM Act will not excuse an individual for breaking the law; it will provide a minor who unknowingly broke

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    The American Dream Everyone! Come to America! You will have a life of happiness and riches! This what people usually consider the American dream‚ having a good steady job‚ owning a house‚ and making enough money for their family and themselves. Just having a happy life for their family and themselves. Many people consider the American Dream to still be alive and still present in today’s society but many also believe that the American Dream is nonexistent. In this essay I will be shedding light

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    anything they owned or valued. It was a time where men dominated women and they were left out of all decisions. “The average farmer’s wife is one of the most patient and overworked women of the time” (Hartman). However‚ women’s efforts during the 1800’s were effective in challenging traditional social‚ economical‚ and political attitudes about their role in society. Many of the problems women went through had lead to the beginning of women’s suffrage and the forming of many different movements. There

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    coined the term “American dream‚” stating that it was "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” (Adams 404). Despite the fact that many of the citizens of America live truthfully to this dream‚ others would agree that with advances in technology and living standards‚ the so called “American dream” has changed. Another‚ more modernized version of the American dream has emerged stating that

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    passed after the Slave Trade did former slaves have to deal with painful flashbacks of everything they tried to survive through during that time period. Slaves would be whipped‚ lashed‚ slashed‚ branded or even worse‚ killed‚ if they refused to follow any of their masters orders‚ no exceptions. They began to rebel against the laws after years of the same punishment. The importance was the history of slaves‚ and the fact that it began to mix with “ adaption and resistance “ from slaves‚ which was very

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    A Place‚ a People‚ a Dream: The Californian Dream Paradoxes The Californian Dream can be regarded as one of the most paradoxical concept in history. The story and paradoxes written by Rawls is strongly supported by the anonymous accounts in many scenarios. Although the anonymous accounts limit itself to only the gold rush era‚ it still depicts some of the things mentioned in the story written by Rawls. To the weather of California‚ the reality of the gold rush‚ and the population growth

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    One example of abuse was slaves were whipped. The Europeans were taking the Middle Passage to get Africans to Europe and North America‚ in the 1500’s‚ also called the African Slave Trade. The African Slave Trade started in 1500’s. Africans were taken away from homes and put on ships to North America and Europe. Crew members would load the slaves on the boats in pairs chained around the ankles. Another way to load the slaves on the boat was to put the slaves into rows and tie them

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    OVERCOMING OBSTACLES OF THE AMERICAN DREAM In the literatures we have read this semester all of the characters have a dream that consists of a plan and multiple goals that sum up to the American Dream‚ however‚ there have been obstacles that sometimes hinder these American dreams. These obstacles range from internal conflict to society itself. The question is if it is possible for these characters to struggle with obstacles and overcome them to reach their dream? In “Step Children of a Nation” Isabel

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    The African Slave trade: African slaves and the Trans Atlantic‚ Triangular Trade. A short history of the Trans Atlantic slave trade. How did African Slavery begin? For many centuries‚ Africans were a commodity‚ like land tax‚ they were expendable to the Congo chiefs. In 1440‚The Portuguese realised this‚ and so‚ as well as exploiting Africa for it’s gold and spices‚ they also had a monopoly on the African slave trade. They needed a labour force for their sugar plantations and mines in Brazil

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