Essay On Gifts To America

America’s Gift to my generation, when I think of that statement I think about how grateful I am to live in this amazing country. This country has so many images red, white and blue. From the skyline of New York City to the hills of tennessee the traditions in Chicago. The pride in Los Angeles. Cross Country to Washington D.C to the National Archives building. The building of tradition, pride, joy and most of all freedom. America’s Gift to my generation we take for granted all the opportunities we have.

America’s gift to my generation is not just a physical gift, but a mental gift. The physical gift is the safer place to live and grow. This mental gift that America gave to my generation is a deep feeling that you can go around and be who you are, dress in what you want, say what you want, and basically do what you want without being restricted to doing one thing each and every day. America’s gift to my generation is the ability to grow, learn, and live life the way you want to without a limit. If you look at America compared to other countries it’s like a whole family, and America is the one that all the other siblings go to for help or a safe place. America might not always be safe but we can always count on all our amazing, brave souls

What is America’s gift to our generation? If you ask anyone in America this question, they must ponder about for a long time. Why? Because this question has a different meaning to each one of us. America’s gift may be freedom, or it may mean safety. Although, each of us may have a different answer to this question, we all owe our thanks to the same people and place: America and its veterans. Without our veterans, we would never have such as great place to live and survive in. Without America, we wouldn’t have the freedom, opportunity, and safety that we take for granted. The hardships of America’s past have brought forth a great abundance of these gifts. Our country became a great paradise, people have the key to having a great life. All

America’s gift to my generation, what are the first things that come to mind, freedom? Ronald Regan once said,” We are forever indebted to those who have given their lives that we might be free.” We celebrate Veteran’s Day to celebrate those who made the biggest sacrifice for our freedom, America’s Gift, but freedom is not the only thing. America’s greatest Gifts to me are my freedom in general, freedom of Religion, and high advances in technology.

John Quincy Adams once said, “You will never know how much it has cost my generation to persevered our freedom.” America has given us many gifts throughout the years. One of the greatest gifts to me is freedom, freedom to say whatever we want. Also, we know that we will be safe no matter what we do because our veterans are standing up for us.

What is America’s gift to my generation? Is it an electronic? Is it a new fidget spinner that lights up? Is it a new restaurant? No, not to me, America’s gift to my generation is the freedom of speech. It is to follow and worship different religions, say what you want to say, be who you want to be. That right cannot be taken from you because, it is the first Amendment and even back in 1791 congress knew that it was an important right. America’s gift is like a car, brand new, shiny gleaming, and takes you where you want to go.

“You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes, you can steer yourself in any direction you choose!”~Dr.Seuss. Today my generation has been given the chance to have freedom. Why you ask? This is because America went through a lot of arguing and fighting to get where we are today. I have been given the chance of a lifetime, to be in a world that I can be what I want and make decisions of my own. When I think of freedom I think of people who have chosen to fight for us and stand up for what is right.

“I’ve never had bullets fly by my head, but I’ve experienced freedom cause of people who did. Forever thankful to every veteran’s sacrifice.”- Luke. America has given me many gifts, but I’m especially thankful for freedom. Now you’re about to see just how much our country provides.

Patriotism is not short frenzied, outburst of emotion but tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime

I feel that America’s greatest gift to my generation would be freedom. Freedom has technically given me life, an education, and has taught me important life lessons. I would not want to live in a country that is not free.

Education is not really liked by kids, but what they don’t know is that people in other countries don’t get to have it, some people think that's a good thing but it’s not without a proper education you can’t do as much as others. People in America are very lucky like how

Have you ever thought what gifts America has given us? America has given us so many gifts, throughout generations. We are able to wear what we want to school, we don’t have to wear uniforms! We can have as many babies as we want! The best thing that we don’t have anymore is slavery. America’s gift to my generation is freedom because we can wear what we what to school, get married to whoever you want, and job choices.

I believe that America’s greatest gift to my generation is the right of freedom. I chose freedom for the following reasons. One of these reasons is that it can be spread over so many areas of our modern world. Even though this gift was given to us years ago, it still applies to us today is so many ways. We have the right of Freedom of Speech, and the fact that I can say what I want to say is very important to me. I can voice my opinion, and this can lead to me changing my country if I work hard enough. I also have the freedom to vote for whoever I think should lead our country when I turn 18. Just knowing that my vote is going to help decide who is the president for the next 4 or so years helps me realize that I have so much to offer, and that

Many things have happened in the past, that you could say gave us gifts. Many of these gifts we take for granted everyday. We don’t realize what these gifts are and we only realize these things until they’re gone. Imagine all of these things this great country has given you, like your freedom, being able to go to school, and the roof over your head. Think about how life would be in this country without all of these things. Life in this country wouldn’t be so great. I think America’s gift to my generation is the freedom and safety you’ll have since you are born.

I am proud to live in America because I can live my life the way I want. I can be who I want without anyone else telling me I cant. Just because of my race and gender, I don’t have to do this or do that just because that’s what I am supposed to.