Review of the American Dream for 1 st Semester Exam – English III.

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Review of the American Dream for 1 st Semester Exam – English III

What is the “classic” definition of the American Dream? The American Dream characterizes the unique promise that America has offered many immigrants and residents for nearly 400 years. People have come to this country for adventure, opportunity, freedom, and chance to improve their lives.

What is the “classic” definition of the American Dream? It also refers to the ideals of freedom, equality, and opportunity traditionally held to be available to every American. It is also thought of as a life of personal happiness and material comfort as traditionally sought by individuals in the United States.

Is the American Dream realistically available and/or attainable in our contemporary society?

How do each of the following photos reflect or represent the American Dream?

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