One of its uses is spreading knowledge of Christianity. The printing press invented in 1041 has published many Bibles that many people have benefitted from. This has increased the number of Christians worldwide enabling the word of God to be spread- fulfilling Gods command. Many Christians think of God as an inventor because He invented the universe and everything in it. God has given human being intelligence to invent new things as ‘God created mankind in his own image, in the image of
Imagine a place where you can believe anything you want to, where you have many cool inventions, and have strong powerful men and fighting for you. America is my home forever. I was born and raised here and i don’t plan on moving. I am proud to be an American because i have freedom of religion, advanced technology, and a strong military. Firstly, America has the freedom of religion.
The freedom that is offer in America seems so endless because it has so many. The first freedom that comes to mind is the freedom to speech; America can freely express what inside without the worries of getting in trouble with the government. The citizens can go out and strike for better pay and the government wouldn’t arrest anyone. Furthermore American has the freedom of petition; citizen of America can call forth any cause and bring it up to the government and it will be discussed to find the best option for both parties; as for Vietnam the government doesn’t listen to the citizens. Government has the last say to everything what has been issue will not be change.
Prd3. How revolutionary was the American Revolution? The American Revolution was both revolutionary and not revolutionary, because for the most part things that the African American race was fighting for such as equal rights are still not how the government portrays them to be. Economically the war was revolutionary because still till this day the Americans are still protected or in relation with another country to help them out. Socially the war was not revolutionary because, there was still that one race that was not treated like they belonged and felt like they were taking up space.
This could lead America to use fear and violence to “motivate” the American people. Simple things, such as buying a car or buying other foreign products would become a much more costly endeavor. The reason for this is that Communism has trouble spreading throughout the global economy, leading to increased prices on imports. The free healthcare also sounds like a great idea, but it has its disadvantages. The quality of the healthcare would be drastically lower than in a Capitalist country, as we can observe in modern day Cuba.
This belief of “American exceptionalism” has been instilled in its people and is still a dominant essence in all of their past and current leaders, which is evident by their actions taken to “improve and lead the world.” There are many events that show blatant evidence of America’s exceptional attitude, however only certain events have been highlighted in this report to showcase such exceptionalism attitude. In the following paragraphs, “American exceptionalism” will be shown by the events of Vietnam War, Panama Crisis and Iraq War while tying it back to the history of the Pilgrims and the Puritans to show the historical bearing and current relevancy of “American exceptionalism.” The first piece of event that will be discussed in detail is the Vietnam War, which will further exemplify “American exceptionalism.” This war happened following the First Indochina War and was fought between North Vietnam, who was supported by communist superpowers such as China, and the government
American exceptionalism can give America an edge over other nations simply because of our freedom to choose what we want to be and do. Americans may never trade or give up what they have in this country for anything different. We have high taxes, low minimum wages, and even may flaws in the political system and also corrupt politician that are supposed to keep us running. Many people may argue that the United States is better than almost any country because of our freedoms, but
Greed, Materialism, and the American Dream America has always been the land of opportunities. Even before its existence as a nation, many have come to this land to pursue what would later be known as the “American Dream.” Immigrants perceived America as a heavenly sanctuary, where families grew strong, food was plentiful, and ideas and religions were tolerant. However, amid all the gold rushes, the Industrial Revolution, the boom in middle-class prosperity of the 1950’s, the meaning of the American Dream has changed significantly. An evaluation of today’s American society simply portrays the American Dream as a mere number – a number of cars, a number of vacation houses, a number of stocks one has. America’s consumerist lifestyle has consumed the sacred essence of the American nation, the American Dream.
American Expansion “From sea to shining sea” is how we know and take pride in our country today. But, America was not always this vast mass of land, and it used to be just a tiny nation that hugged one coast. The expansion of this country was a fast and rigorous process, and much harm was done on the way. American expansion did more harm than good because it resulted in sectionalism, the virtual annihilation of Indians, and economic panics. The expansion of America to the wide open west fostered sectional tensions between the North and the Old South.
As a lot of Americans call it, the Spanish-American war was a splendid little war. The war caused America to gain a lot and lose very little. Even though there has been a few negative effects as the result of the war, the United States changed history by acquiring more ports, territories and by building bigger navies. American imperialism was what Americans wanted the most. They wanted to extend their political, military and economic control all over the world.