How Is America Changing

Since the fight for liberty from Europe, the political system of the United States had change for good. The United States had made improvement in their government structure to make the country a better place. The country has being affected in many different ways since the departure from the mother country. Due to the liberty the American people wanted, they had to make a government that could lead them to a better country than the mother country. The American people had being making many improvements to the government to make a strong self-governed country. The country had had some advantages and disadvantages that lead the country to the government what is today. The political history of Unites States from constitutional convention to

There are so many ways that we can change the world we are living in today. I think I would want to change the world by putting a stop on drugs, alcohol, and smoking and making this a serious thing. People have told me that some kind of drugs are good for you and I tell them “that is for the dogs none of that is true” and all I have to say about this is not one drug on this earth is going to help breathe when you wake up the next morning. The reasons people drink is for their own entertainment I have heard about how so many people have drunk to get something off of their mind. Not to be offensive but that is something that hurts other people and hurts you also.” Promising this is the best thing I will ever do” I will never drink any alcohol for the rest of my living days. Every time I turn on the news all I hear about is how people drinking and driving. We all know for sure they can put a ban on items like this but I don’t see it happening any time soon. When I turn on the news to see how people have got diseases from putting a cigarette in their mouth. How would you make a change in world?

In America’s history, each race has been portrayed as inferior or inferior, because of one’s skin color, or the beliefs of a culture. Oppression In early America varied in some ethnicities. Some races didn’t even have any civil liberties at all, they were not allowed to vote, not even allowed to become professionals. This was to keep everyone that was not of the superior race below them. Even though they are classified as U.S citizens. In most areas, the ruling race is the upper white class that runs the system, and have a disproportionate amount of power. In other areas, it may not be the white race, but it is still the race that makes up the majority. The majority, who makes the laws, and/or has money, are keys to dominate over the weaker minorities that don’t have the

The United States started out as 13 colonies and slowly expanded to a country with its own governing system. The founding fathers started brainstorming for this government even before the Revolutionary War; however, our independence from Britain was a big help in establishing the United States. Not only did they have the opportunity to expand and grow, they could finally make decisions as a country. There were big decisions made to form the country we see in 1870, for example: slavery. If the issue was never addressed early, it would have been harder to pass the fifteenth amendment. Not only was there more freedom, but the U.S. Had gotten bigger, due to the new states joining the Union.

Why was it that the white race feels superior to other races, such as Hispanics, Asians, and African Americans? The problem with people is that many don’t like to see other ethical culture succeed. What people don’t know is that if that ethical group does not succeed then they together can not succeed as a racial community. The end of slavery but the rise of Jim Crow laws brought the acts of inequality, separation, and the mistreatment of the colored.

"A living document," stated my government teacher. She repeated it over and over and once more, that the United States Constitution was considered a "living" document. Why would it be considered living, it's just an old piece of paper? Being the old piece of paper that it is, dating back to the year 1787, it still, to this day dictates our day-to-day lives. Our founding fathers created this document with a lot of precaution and thoroughness; but still we question it and ask for change. Many doubts arise when the Electoral College is brought up, whether it should be abolished or if it should be stricter. But the real overall question is if the Electoral College is a good way, rather the right way, to choose our executive

Being considered a white person in the United States is almost a blessing. White people are automatically given a certain amount of “white privilege” once they are born. When walking down the street, applying for a job, or university there are very little obstacles a white person will face. A non-white person is seen as threatening walking down the street, and less likely to get a job, or into a university than a white person. When a white man walks into a room people will just call him a guy, but if a black man walks into a room people will automatically refer to him as a “black guy”. This has nothing to do with how he is dressed, how he talks, or how he behaves, but all on the color of his skin. In the U.S., we are brought up to believe white is natural, and if

America was not always the successful country that it is today and some Americans were once not actually from the United States. Instead, the states stemmed off from different cultures around Europe, the land being split between many big contenders like Britain, Spain, and even France. The thirteen colonies were the start of the US and would eventually become rebellious enough to break away from the system that they had once lived under. The states undergone construction to build a new government and a new way of life for the generations that would come. After two hundred and thirty nine years of practicing and figuring out our way of life, America has both succeeded and dropped in many areas. The definition of America has certainly changed throughout the years, but one thing

America has evolved in the rate at which people are going hungry and the concern as to why this is occurring. The perceptions that have been made by individuals is the fact that the people that are going hungry are the homeless. These people are said to be generally unemployed and don’t have the necessities that others inquire. Many don’t think about the people that have jobs and families, but just don’t make enough to pay the bills and put food on the table. America has had this perception on what “hunger” is, but now that same perception is changing. It doesn’t matter who the people are, but rather how the hunger in America has changed over the years. In the article, “Shift to ‘Food

The central idea of idea that America has changed over time is developed in Was Hard Fight To Get Vote and The Roaring Twenties different ways. In Was Hard Fight To Get Vote it shows how America has changed by showing how women slowly gained rights over time. Consequently, in The Roaring Twenties it shows that America had a great 10 years then the worst years of American history. American has changed significantly throughout time. One way being, according to Was Hard Fight To Get Vote, was that women gained suffrage.

Due to the United States’ rich history of racism and discrimination, that history still lives on today in the twenty-first century. The reason racism occurs in the United States is because the fact that it is very much diverse in every crevice of every state and in every corner throughout the country. Even though racism is still happening, it is not as critical compared to how the different colored skins were treated back in the mid-1900s, especially for the African Americans. As said by Rosa Parks, “Racism is still with us. But it is up to us to prepare our children for what they have to meet, and, hopefully, we shall overcome.” Our children look up to us as role models, and whatever the actions might be, it means something significant to them and they eventually will follow our leads

Medical advancements worldwide have allowed the health care system to innovate their knowledge and skills in order to provide and improve health care as a whole. Since gaining an increased awareness in human anatomy and functions, present day America faces many norms it did not face in its recent past. Ultimately, this increase in knowledge is changing America’s future as we know it. Where football use to be (and to most still is) an American passion and spectacle, it is now increasingly becoming a modifiable risk factor that triggers severe mental and physical casualties to Americans nationwide, including its children. Where war use to cease when soldiers came home to American soil, now when they come home they are fighting their own war

If I were to travel in time to 1950 and share the news that there would be a black president within the next century, chaos would arise. People then did not seem to realize that there is no white and black, no race: only humans. According to an New York Times article, “Poll Finds Most in U.S. Hold Dim View of Race Relations” by Kevin Sack and Megan Thee-Brenan, the election of a black president has bettered the idea of race relation. An increase of people are beginning realize that capability is not directly affected by the color of skin.

Many are unaware of the effects that race has played in their lives over the years. Some may not understand its implications, but are very oblivious to it. Race can influence such things like attitude and behavior. Nowadays being white or black means something more than just a Crayola color. No longer are they just colors, they are races with their own rules and regulations. People of color have been inferior to the white race for centuries. In their own way Zora Neale Hurston shows this concept in her story “How it feels to be Colored Me” as does Richard Wright in his autobiographical sketch “The Ethics of Living Jim Crow”.

Compared to our history where slaves were brought into our country and held as values. With ending the slathering of the Jewish and with ending slavery in America, we didn’t really end the assumptions about the specific race and how they are inferiority. When we compare our both histories, then in America people of black colored skin are more likely to be on death row then white’s colored people. Based on an individual race, society still treats people unfairly and differently. Society still categorize people that are “different” than themselves and judge based on their racial, national or ethnical