American Informative Speech
An optimistic, spirited, and wise man, Ronald Reagan, once acknowledged, “We will always be proud. We will always be prepared, so we will always be free.” America is a country deeply rooted in freedom. Liberties are found in the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence, and the Constitution. The United States is our homeland where citizens celebrate the blessings of liberation, are united as one in nature and purpose, and come together in agreement that without the American military, our country would not be “... land of the free and the home of the brave.”
As Reagan stated, “If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on Earth." Numerous Americans perceive freedom differently; so many take this …show more content…
Freedom, independence, security, and safety must be fought for and protected on a daily basis. Our military is made up of the valiant people who sacrifice their own health, education, and life and are devoted to something greater than themselves, the United States of America. When veteran’s talk to others about their past experiences, it helps teach us about America’s past and how we should have a hope for our future. Former and current servicemen continue to live by “sacrifice over self,” which is a strong message that has bound our veterans together for years. Because of our military’s sacrifices to the United States of America, we have freedom and liberation today and a greater faith for the future.
When one sees the flag waving in the wind, hears the Star Spangled Banner, or speaks their pledge of allegiance, they feel a sense of pride for their country. The United States of America has fought against much tyranny. Every war, battle, and conflict we have endured has ushered us closer together. On September 11, 2001 our beloved nation was attacked by an inconceivable evil. America’s oneness of sharing in each other's happiness and sorrow was highlighted because of this strike against us.
My vision of America is an enthusiastic and encouraging one. I am delighted to live in a country where citizens rejoice in each other’s victories, break down racial and cultural barriers, and lend a hand to individuals in
As Reagan stated, “If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on Earth." Numerous Americans perceive freedom differently; so many take this …show more content…
Freedom, independence, security, and safety must be fought for and protected on a daily basis. Our military is made up of the valiant people who sacrifice their own health, education, and life and are devoted to something greater than themselves, the United States of America. When veteran’s talk to others about their past experiences, it helps teach us about America’s past and how we should have a hope for our future. Former and current servicemen continue to live by “sacrifice over self,” which is a strong message that has bound our veterans together for years. Because of our military’s sacrifices to the United States of America, we have freedom and liberation today and a greater faith for the future.
When one sees the flag waving in the wind, hears the Star Spangled Banner, or speaks their pledge of allegiance, they feel a sense of pride for their country. The United States of America has fought against much tyranny. Every war, battle, and conflict we have endured has ushered us closer together. On September 11, 2001 our beloved nation was attacked by an inconceivable evil. America’s oneness of sharing in each other's happiness and sorrow was highlighted because of this strike against us.
My vision of America is an enthusiastic and encouraging one. I am delighted to live in a country where citizens rejoice in each other’s victories, break down racial and cultural barriers, and lend a hand to individuals in