The American Myth The “American Dream” is embedded in our nation’s history and its roots go as far back as the first immigrants. At its fundamental basis the “American Dream” stems from the idea that any man or women, regardless of cultural background, ethnicity, and religion are able to pursue upward mobility or status. In other words, fulfill their maximum potential. However, the definition of the “American Dream” is also primarily dependent on the individual's perspective. In recent discussions of the “American Dream”, a controversial issue has been whether to redefine/expand our view of the most important American ideal. On the one hand, some argue that the “American Dream” is alive and well. From this perspective, your life achievements
The American Myth The “American Dream” is embedded in our nation’s history and its roots go as far back as the first immigrants. At its fundamental basis the “American Dream” stems from the idea that any man or women, regardless of cultural background, ethnicity, and religion are able to pursue upward mobility or status. In other words, fulfill their maximum potential. However, the definition of the “American Dream” is also primarily dependent on the individual's perspective. In recent discussions of the “American Dream”, a controversial issue has been whether to redefine/expand our view of the most important American ideal. On the one hand, some argue that the “American Dream” is alive and well. From this perspective, your life achievements