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    the ’American Dream’ In Francis Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby the concept of the ’American Dream’ appears in two ways. On the one hand Fitzgerald’s view and imagination of the American Dream and on the other and‚ within the plot‚ Gatsby as the ’possible’ personified American Dream come true.<O:P</O:P Francis Scott Fitzgerald practically puts the notion of the American Dream on the same level as ’human dream’. But more remarkable is the fact that Fitzgerald’s concept of the American Dream

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    The American dream...definitely still out there‚ but as the years go by it becomes more and more of a rarity.not because of opportunity but because of work ethic and motivation. what is the American Dream? It’s “the ​belief that everyone in the US has the ​chance to be ​successful and ​happy if they ​work hard”(Cambridge)The American Dream is exactly that‚ a national ethos of the United States.The idea is that through America’s freedoms you have the opportunity for prosperity and your idea of success

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    Another hurdle to the American Dream is the health care program. For the most part immigrants either have no insurance or not enough insurance. 43% of the unnaturalized foreigners under the age of 65 have no health insurance. Illegal immigrants make up 15% of the uninsured population of America. (“Immigration Issues.” Illegal Immigration). Since so many immigrants are unable to pay for medical services themselves‚ the burden falls to the American taxpayer. The cost alone is huge. A 2004 study revealed

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    The American Dream in the Film Scarface The film Scarface can be directly compared to the myth of the American Dream. The contemporary perception of the American Dream is one monetary gains and power in society. Scarface is a gangster movie in which the main character Tony Montana tries to reach his dream of overwhelming power and wealth. Tony Montana like Jay Gatsby believed that after obtaining enormous power and wealth‚ one would live in happily ever after. The director Brian De Palma like

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    Achieving Dreams Many Americans don’t put the effort into their dreams and don’t realize the work that must be put in. Like Tommy Hilfiger said‚ “The road to success is not easy to navigate‚ but with hard work‚ drive and passion‚ it’s possible to achieve the American Dream.” Having goals and self-motivation will give a person’s life purpose. The American Dream is a reality due to the determination‚ freedoms‚ and opportunities given to American citizens. Being driven is an important factor in achieving

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    Gatsby and the Complexity of the American Dream F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is an exploration of the American dream in modern society‚ in which money and prosperity are significant factors and it may not be as simple as you think; and the movie Citizen Kane is another example of the complex issues relating to the American dream. First‚ we will explore the American dream‚ in which it is to make a great deal of money because it provides for a comfortable living‚ and characters in the novel

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    Karen Paskevichyan ENGWR 300 Prof. Sapra 2/5/14 The American Dream of Education Have you ever wondered how far your education can take you? Everyone wants to live The American Dream‚ and with that dream comes The American Dream of Education. Society expects us to do well in school and graduate with the highest degree in college. This does not come easy to most Americans. John Taylor Gatto the author of “Against School” says “help kids take an education rather than merely receive a schooling

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    Is the American Dream as easily accessible as it was before? The American Dream is essentially “making it” in the United States. This dream differs from everyone‚ but it is always going to be one of the main reasons immigrants move to the United States. America does provide the American Dream to the “tired‚ the poor and the huddled masses” due to it being very capable of reaching now‚ and the fact that it is easier to get into America as of today. The first reason America still provides the American

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    who don’t want their child. These children are aborted. Abortion is the process of legally discarding an unwanted fetus that could grow up to become something great but never had the chance. Therefore‚ abortion should be abolished. There are many reasons why abortion is wrong. For one‚ abortion is inhumane. Many people would argue that a person becomes a person from the time that a sperm hits a human egg. If this is true‚ that means abortion is murder. In addition to this‚ according to abortion.procon

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    their dreams from the picture and happiness for them seems all but doomed. When the novel begins we are treated to the scene of "the strong and rocky Gabilan Mountains" pg. 1 that gives a jejune mood. George Milton and Lennie Small are two ranch hands in search of the American Dream. The American Dream is a phrase referring to the freedom that allows all citizens the opportunities to pursue their goals and the opportunities to succeed through hard work. George and Lennie ’s American Dream is to "have

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