In America, there are many job opportunities where you will receive success through hard work and determination. America has been known since the 1930s to have better job opportunities, that's why many families from other countries moved to the United States. This is the The American dream. After so 85 years the American dream is still alive because of the large amount of job opportunities, the growing and expanding businesses, and the much better working conditions in America. In America, there
population of about 1.2 million. That’s 1.2 million people who left their homes in England for America, a country now considered “a land of opportunity”. However, how much opportunity truly did exist almost three centuries ago in colonial America? In the colonial “land of opportunity”, the colonists had many chances to build a dream through higher wages, land, and most importantly, tobacco. In America, colonists were being paid much higher than they had been in England. In an excerpt from An Account
Cheyanne McNichols English 2367, Composition II Professor Allison February 16, 2018 Captain America: The True Symbol of the American Identity and Dream What is the American identity? What is the American dream? The American identity is everything that makes America what it is and can be summed up in 5 key points which are democracy, equality, freedom, opportunity, and rights. The American dream is all about equality and the ability to achieve success through hard work. American ideals constitute
Garcia 21 February 2015 Immigrant American Dream When coming to America, immigrants in general tend to bear a great sense of hope due to the many factors that advertise the concept of the American Dream. These factors that promote the American Dream include newspapers, magazines, immigrant families, the president, etc. Although many of these immigrants come to America in hopes of receiving a better life and equal opportunity, the reality upon arrival includes many hardships. A great amount of
two-hundred plus years, America has built a reputation that has impacted every country in the world. We are known far and wide for being the big brother of the world. The instigators and protectors of freedom and democracy. As Americans, we have a tremendous amount of pride in our history. We broke away and won a war against what was at the time the most powerful county in the world. We have fought and won countless wars over the years. We create innovations, opportunities, and equalities. This is
1931 book, Epic America, James Truslow Adams described America as the “land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for every man [or woman], with opportunity for each according to his [or her] ability or achievement” (The American Dream). Adams’s description of America, in the 1930s, contributed to the now well-known belief that America is the land of opportunity. As Adams stated, America is not only the land of opportunity, it is also the land of equal opportunity. Each person is
innovative, generous, independent, hardworking, and determined. Throughout his life, Franklin displays the idea of the American Dream as well as being a model American colonist. The American dream is the idea that every American should have an equal opportunity to reach success with hard work, determination, and initiative. Benjamin Franklin represents the ideal model American and reflects the ideas of the American dream because of his innovative, selfless, curious, and persistent character.
“There’s not a black America and white America and Latino America and Asian America; there’s the United States of America”--Barack Obama. Powerful America, impacts millions of individuals throughout the world. American Dreams are created by immigrants who come from all over to elevate themselves. In contrasting, Reyna Grande, when young, viewed “El Otro Lado” as a place who forced parents to abandon their children. In the Distance Between Us: a Memoir, Reyna hoped “he cycle of leaving children behind
300 million people live in America, all of them are different, but there is one similarity among all. All Americans’ have pride for their country, the right to be a free citizen, and an opportunity of success in one’s lifetime. First of all, being an American is usually referred to as having a strong passion for America. In the short story “What is an American?” Crevecoeur states, “The American ought…to love this country much better than that wherein either he or his forefathers were born” (Crevecoeur
The Promise of America: What is the American promise? Everybody has their own opinion, with basic facts that America promises the 27 amendments made for equal rights, freedom, equality and so on. We can infer that its a better future for immigrants to come to immigrate to America. For many the promise of America is promise of equality and a better lifestyle meaning, Being able to get a better job no matter what you look like or what religion you are a part of and being able to have that equality