Is The American Dream Still Alive

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Is the American Dream still alive ?

Is The American Dream Still Alive ?

Duy Nguyen

Synthesis Essay

College Writing II

Jessy Hendrickx

Kent State University

October 14, 2020


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"The American Dream" is one of the most curious phrases for everyone. Almost any time you

see this phrase these days, it seems to be in a negative context. The question is, "Is The American

Dream still alive ?".The American Dream is the belief that anyone from everywhere on the Earth

can attain their version of success in society. The American Dream is achieved through hard-

working, sacrifice rather than by chance. I have spent hours and hours on the Internet to gather

information about this topic. In my opinion, the American Dream is not dead.

According to Amadeo (2020) said that: "The American Dream is the possibility that the

government ought to secure every individual's chance to seek after their concept of satisfaction."

The government ensures you and each other American residents' privileges to discover their way

to financial success. In contrast to numerous different nations, you are not needed to follow your

dad's calling. Your fate isn't lawfully decided upon entering the world by the station, religion, or

sexual orientation. There is still separation, yet the law ensures your entitlement to seek after a

better life. According to Graham (2017): "This dream isn't about ensured results , obviously , but

about chasing chances" (p.2). However, the chance to live the American Dream is considerably

less broadly shared today than it was a very long while prior. While 90% of the kids conceived in

1940 wound up in higher positions of the salary dissemination than their parents, just 40% of

those born in 1980 have done so. The public conversation about disparity has by-passed an

essential component of the American Dream: luck. Bits of gossip about the American dream

being dead have been enormously misrepresented.

Nowadays, the American Dream has the option to move on from school with negligible

obligation, secure an occupation in your field that has benefits, have the opportunity to manage

the cost of medical services costs ( while putting something aside for retirement and squaring

away credits), and still carry on with a good life. According to Dickler ( 2016), "63 percent of
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Americans accept they are experiencing the American dream, as per an ongoing report, up from

59 percent in 2011" (p.2). With a whole populace joined by language, political framework, and

qualities, America's rate appears to develop with its residents' distinctions. An assorted public

gives organizations in the U.S. an upper hand, with more development and open business sectors

to test new items. Furthermore, America offers different socioeconomics, further giving trade the

edge to try specialty items, creating more imaginative thoughts contrasted with a little,

homogenous populace. The U.S. keeps on appreciating the advantages of social variety. The

Declaration of Independence does not endeavor to characterize satisfaction or way of life.

Instead, it ensures everybody's battle to have an equal chance to seek after the American Dream's

unique beneficiary vision, allowing all the opportunity to make riches anyway they see fit. The

American Dream today focuses on eliminating worries rather than providing comforts.

In conclusion, I want to say the American Dream still exists, but it has taken on a new form. I

hope that through this essay, you will reflect on what the American Dream means to all of us,

individually and collectively. May we praise our variety, show appreciation, and regard to our

Forefathers who prepared for each American to have the opportunity to characterize, seek after

and accomplish the Dream.


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References

1. Graham, Carol, “ Is the American Dream really dead ?” (2017).

https://www.theguardian.com/inequality/2017/jun/20/is-the-american-dream-really-dead

2. Dickler, Graham, “ American Dream is not dead” (2016).

https://www.cnbc.com/2016/02/04/american-dream-is-not-dead.html

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