after all it is my dream job. Who said the road to success would be easy? I can't think of anything else I'd rather wanna do with my life than fight for my country. Navy Seals defend and protect this great country we live in. It's only right to become something more than just a high school graduate with a job; I want a
America still provides access to the American Dream, to the “tired, poor, and the huddled masses.” I believe that it is possible for anyone to achieve the American dream. However it will not happen over night. Just like anything good it will come with time. Nobody is just going to wake up and have the ideal American Dream of whatever it is there are in in search for. The American Dream is true you just have to stick it out and work our way up.
The American Dream We as American’s have the right afforded to us through the perseverance of our fore fathers to pursue the American Dream. In my opinion the American Dream is the right to choose. Choose anything and everything that has to do with me. I take for granted that I will be treated equally and fairly no matter my choices in life. Whether I was born on this soil or migrated here I have the right to the pursuit of happiness.
My American Dream: Fame, Success, & Equality Many people believe that the “American Dream” has become a goal and standard that we gage our lives on. This ambition in my thought is simple; to create a prosperous and happy life. The American Dream is my motivation to work hard, go to school, and stay on a good path in life. I want a life that I can earn opposed to being given, by rising above the struggles that life offers me. Normally our society doesn’t describe their ambition of desiring more money, less stress and a bigger house to achieve the American Dream.
WHAT AMERICA MEANS TO ME Freedom is a present that was given to me when I was born in the United States of America. There are many different ways to use this gift in my life and future. I am happy to have this freedom because there are kids who are born in other countries who never get to choose what they want in life like I do. One freedom that I have is the right to choose what I want to do. When I get older, I can be a doctor, a race car driver, or be in the Army to help protect the freedom we have.
Even though all of these are important things to hold, there is one thing that I believe comes before them all; this is the love for life. If you do not have someone else to love or if you do not have a job to love, you must love life and what you have been blessed with. There are those who are less fortunate then ourselves, and we should be thankful for our blessings. Clearly, love is a key factor in achieving the American
“Nevertheless, the American Dream is within reach for all those who aspire to it and are willing to put in the hours; Adams was articulating it as an attainable outcome, not as a pipe dream (Kamp). We just need to have a collision of the idea of what the American Dream really implies. Going from “what was the past is no longer the present” is a flawed way of thinking in this interpretation. We need to go back to our Founding Father’s principles and revisit our four Declaration of Independence fundamentals. Our country needs to offer encouragement and exhibit faith rather than stripping the Americans of confidence.
Every person's American Dream may be different in scope, but the origins of everyone's dreams are all the same. These dreams are derived from the inalienable right in the Declaration of Independence that all men are endowed the Pursuit of Happiness. Although the American Dream is pursued by everyone, the American Dream is important to me because of the preservation of education, financial security, and freedom. In order to achieve the American Dream, you have to get a good education, and the education has to be affordable to everyone. Many immigrants come to America to have a better education.
We are focusing on ways to re-invent ourselves and grow as the new people we have become. We are proud Americans and are greatful for all of the liberties this country has to offer. Regardless of the path it took to get here, and the struggles for equality we go through today, this is still our home and we are not going
People assume that success, comfort, happiness, wealth and the wish to succeed is the American dream but when it was first created it was meant to be that “all men are created equal and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable Rights including Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness” as stated in the constitution . The American Dream is about leaving behind whatever you were or weren't in your home country. None of that matters in the United States. What matters are your ambition, talent, and hard work, and rights as a living person. People of very humble beginnings who wouldn't have had a chance anywhere else became successful here.