The Southern American Dream
Introduction
The southern United States are differentiated from the northern United States by far more than geographic location. Unlike other regions of the country, the So...
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The American Dream Abroad
Introduction
Since the Pilgrims emigrated from England in 1620, America has represented a place of freedom and financial gain. While the Separatists fled to the New World for...
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The American Feminist Dream
Introduction
In the early years of the country, the traditional American dream of forging a new frontier, achieving instant success, and assuming a new and prosperous ident...
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The American Political Dream
Introduction
The revolutionary documents, essays, and speeches that make up the literature of the American political dream have, over the centuries, defined not only Ameri...
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The Asian American Dream
Introduction
Although the first Asian immigrants to the United States were eighteenth-century Filipino sailors making port in undeveloped territory now belonging to Louisiana,...
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The Colonial American Dream
Introduction
The roots of the American dream can be traced all the way back to the first colonists to settle the New World. The Puritans who fled religious persecution in E...
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The Frontier American Dream
Introduction: the Frontier Opens
In The Epic of America, published in 1931, James Truslow Adams notes the early days of the American dream, as created by the wild frontier:...
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The Hispanic American Dream
Introduction
The term "Hispanic American" is a deceptively simplistic one. Hispanic Americans—Americans from a Spanish-speaking background—may b...
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The Immigrant American Dream
Introduction
For centuries, citizens of the world have arrived on American shores with little more than a suitcase and a dream of a better life. The promise of freedom and...
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The Native American Dream
Introduction
What is often depicted in mainstream society as American Indian culture is, in fact, a multitude of unique native cultures that once spanned the thousands of mil...
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The American Dream in the Nineteenth Century
Introduction
The American dream of the nineteenth century was marked by a heightened sense of individualism and self-interest—a natural response to ...
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The American Dream in the Twentieth Century
Introduction
The American dream has long been an ideal of prosperity not just for Americans, but for people across the globe. The promise of freedom and a b...
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The American Dream Today
Introduction
The American dream has always been a significant theme in literature throughout the nation's history, so it is no surprise that writers at the dawn of the ...
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The African American Dream
Introduction
As any broad survey of American literature can attest, the notion of the American dream has often meant something different to African Americans than it has to ...
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Individual Prosperity and the American Dream
Timeline
1890–1919 ∼ Striking it Rich
Indians massacred at Wounded Knee (1890) / Alaskan gold rush begins in 1897 a year after the discovery...
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The Leave it to Beaver and the Brady Bunch television shows represent the American Dream many years ago. Those styles of living are not as prominent today, as they were in the past. Numerous years ha...
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As children get together to play pretend games; one game that every child enjoys is house. Children picture the perfect life: a big house with a white picket fence, a perfect family, a dog, a cat, a...
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The American Dream has many different interpretations. People may interpret the American Dream as being happy, liking everybody for who they are, having fair trials, and other countless views. It is...
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The American Dream is something that makes America great. It allows those with aspirations to make them come true. In America all one needs is a dream and the motivation to carry out that dream. Ambi...
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How do you live your life? Do you long for more than what you have? Some people are happy with where they come from, what job they have and never worry about where they'll end up in the future. There ...
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The American Dream is defined as "An American ideal of a happy and successful life to which all may aspire." As Americans, we strive to live a life where we work to support our families while enjoyin...
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What does American Dream really mean? The answer to this question depends on who is being asked. Someone born and raised in America, knowing no other way of life is going to feel differently about ...
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"The American Dream is really money"
The following text deals with the statement "The American Dream is really money." Is it really the strive for money? Isn´t it more than just the dream of g...
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The whole idea of this song is to show how most people never have everything that they want, there is always something missing no matter what and a good way to forget about these problems is by liste...
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The American Dream is a common definition for success, comfort, happiness, wealth and the wish to succeed, and many Americans achieve this dream by simply finding true love, raising a family, and havi...
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Virtually anyone who's ever thought of living the good life has thought of the greatest life ever. We think of a life with endless possibilities, wild parties, going to clubs, having money to go craz...
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