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    an american dream. He was a great dad to his kids and an awesome husband to his wife. The story about Adam Brown is one you’ll never forget. Adam had an eventful life‚ he was just a small kid with a big dream‚ an american dream. When Adam entered the room it just lit up. Adam was a small boy‚ but that didn’t stop him from playing sports. His love was football. His size did not matter his heart was bigger than everything. Adam was a key player for the Lake Hamilton Wolves. Adam had big dreams he

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    The idea of the American Dream was first introduced in the mid 1900’s‚ it was the idea that everyone had the equal opportunity to achieve happiness and financial stability. People that believed that equal education and determination could lead them to content‚ but in reality‚ many struggle to make ends meet after letting their dreams collect dust. While the majority of people can achieve the American Dream‚ it is much more difficult to succeed unless one is wealthy to begin with. The play‚ "A Raisin

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     Cary  American Literature  October 3‚ 2014  Is the American Dream Still Achievable?  A wise  man named Tommy Hilfiger had once 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”.  This  quote  explains  that  through  willpower  and  passion‚  anyone can  become successful.   However‚  In the world  we  live  in  now‚  achieving   that  dream   can  be  tougher  than  before.  The   American  dream 

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    The most generally acknowledged American Dream is the home ownership. The American Dream is viewed as the achievement of an aspiration accomplished while tested by affliction. Americans regularly relate this accomplishment with the responsibility for a home. The house is not just a position of essential security; there is a much more profound association with the person. Responsibility for home stipends flexibility and security that builds up a sense permanency for the person. Conversely‚ leasing

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    The American Dream as told through Illustrations of the Future The concept of the American Dream has been something that has drawn people to the United States for the past two hundred years. But is the American Dream the same as it was at its inception? The American Dream has traditionally been defined as the concept that no matter where someone starts out in life‚ he or she can work his or her way upward and achieve an “ultimate dream” through dedication and hard work. However‚ this “ultimate dream”

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    The phrase‚ the American Dream is a national ethos of the United States and the idea that clutched many immigrants who came to the US at a deep emotional level. Having left their own countries means they left not only their friends and family‚ but everything that identifies who they are. However‚ whether or not they left their countries because of war‚ poverty or civil or religious persecution‚ they believed that in America‚ they could achieve a better quality of life if they work hard enough. It

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    Two-thirds of the American people say the American Dream is becoming harder to achieve‚ especially for young families‚ and they point to financial insecurity and poor quality public education as the most significant barriers‚ according to a new survey released today by the National League of Cities (NLC). The survey‚ conducted in August by KRC Research‚ found that more than one in three Americans feel that they are not living the American Dream and nearly half think it is unattainable for them

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    McKenna Walquist Period 1 Gatsby Essay As time flows everlastingly on‚ the dreams which man builds its self upon are prone to change. Throughout American history the American dream has changed from being one which inspired and fed the hopes of people all over the country‚ to the twenties’ mangled interpretation of it‚ where everything revolved around money and status. This theme is expressed in multiple characters and more specifically Gatsby who is a prime example of such corruption. The

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    Society’s Influence on the American Dream "Do as most do‚ and men will speak well of thee." [Thomas Fuller (1654-1734):Gnomologia] Men have a dream to improve their lives and better their social status but each man does not realize that he pursues this dream in hopes of pleasing others and not for his own well being. Fuller’s quotation demonstrates that people find success and social mobility if they act and do what others want them to do. The American dream of success and happiness can not be

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    the 1950s. During this time‚ many Americans were stepping back for a bit of self-analysis‚ both as a county‚ and as individuals. This is present in Death of a Salesman‚ as well as another well-known work‚ an essay by John Steinbeck‚ “Paradox and Dream.” In this Steinbeck analyzes the state of America and what exactly it is they’re striving for(Thomas). In Death of a Salesman‚ Arthur Miller takes on a similar task‚ providing commentary on what the American Dream is through Willy Loman and his family

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