My Vision For America

The United States of America is a big, powerful and wealthy country in the world. The diversity of class, individuality, religion, and race are a few of the embellishments within the "melting pot" of our society. The blend of these numerous diversities is the crucial ingredient to our modern nation. America has been formed upon them, its inhabitants- the "average American"- have a single means in common; a single concept; a single goal; the American Dream. The Dream consists of a seemingly simple theory; success.

America to me is a place where others can come to live, a place of freedom for those who want a great life, where they can live knowing they will have a peaceful life. I appreciate and

The American Dream was discussed in 1975 in a poem named “Ellis Island”. It talks about the dreams of most people expect, but in the end it results with many disappointments. For example, in the poem, it claims, “Waited the long days of quarantine, a Circle Line ship slips easily on its way to the island.” It represents to reality by giving the dreams of many Americans and immigrants were given and expected to have when they arrive in America. It also claims “Lands invaded when the earth became owned. Lands of those who followed the changing Moon, knowledge of the seasons in their veins.” This points out the disappointments in the American Dream because of how it changed the expectations that everyone is hoping for. So in my opinion, the American Dream is to become one whole justified country that shows defending, qualification and challenging our fellow American citizens for the liberty of all people to find pursuit of happiness.

My vision for America is based on our founding fathers and the creation of this great nation. Our founding fathers lived with the intention of: Living free from tyranny, freely worshiping who they so please, and living life with values and pride for their families and nation.  I envision a nation where God is the ultimate ruler. I see a future that follows our pledge of allegiance.  I see a place where the homeless find homes, the workless find work, and the idle put forth an effort.  I picture a future where the products say, “Made in America”. I don't envision our future nation filled with iPhone 30s, flying cars, or greater technology. I envision our nation’s future much like the dreamers who founded this land hundreds of years ago.

The America I believe in does not see race or gender. It would be a country without discrimination in the workplace, and a country without a wage gap between men and women. Career opportunities would be available for all socioeconomic classes, and college would be accessible for all people regardless of their economic backgrounds and social standings.

Hi, today I will be presenting my paper to show how I feel about America and our hope for the future. I think that America can potentially be a better place than it is now, but we have some major work to do. Our country has went downhill in the past few years.

There are so many different answers from so different types of people, that there is no exact answer. Some just go ahead and basically say the definition to the American Dream, not realizing that those are two completely different subjects. While others like to think outside of the box, about not just what America has done for its country, but what it has done for the world. To me personally, I always have mixed feelings and thoughts about this question. I think about all the negative things about this nation like race and equality issues

Even though, American seems to be all peaches and roses it’s not. I have my own vision of America. It is for America to be successful by stop giving money to other countries, by helping the penniless and not letting society take over. The U.S. has an 18 trillion debt their debt is so big that they had to make up numbers. This are ways that has caused America not being able to be successful, But this can be reversed.

Lately, America has been a cruel place. Its suppose to be a place where you make your dreams come true, where you can start over, and where you can accomplish many things. But you can't do these things if America has inequality every where you go. America's inequalities are bad jobs, homelessness, sexism, and racism, I could go on with the wrong in America but all I would be doing is boring you. My vision of America is a place where you don't have any of these inequalities and where you can accomplish everything you've dreamed of.

What does America mean to you? I recently returned from my 8th grade field trip to Washington DC. Here I would see and experience memories of a lifetime with my classmates. I would learn what America really meant to me as an American. The three most important words that would come to me throughout the entire trip would be Liberty, Diversity and the American Dream. I would be reminded of the important freedoms our government fought over to be free, and the diversity it allowed people living in our country to have. What is Liberty, it is the freedom you have to do without question or permission. What is Diversity, is to be from any country, culture, skin color, religion or political belief. To accept and respect anyone who is different than you.

Truth: My dream for America would be freedom…freedom for all! It should not matter what color your skin is. We are all people. I have lived as a slave and I have lived as a free person, so I can attest to both. Life as a slave is no life at all. That is no way for anyone to live their life. We are all children of God and should therefore be treated as such!

When our forefathers created this country on hopes and dreams, freedom of speech and, on our rights as human beings. They planned our government following through with all of these. The forefathers envisioned our government would protect our rights. When I think of "My Vision For America" I think of a better, stronger, and smarter government.

My vision of America is a simple one. A land of freedom, how the founding father’s designed it after. Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, and to Petition, along with other unalienable rights. My vision of America involves a safe place, where families don’t have to worry about anyone intruding on their property. My vision of America is a land where all are equal, but not to have to sacrifice those with abilities higher than others. Equal, but not stripped of what could give you an advantage.

A dream, something that we wish to come to past even as a child and remains with us until our last breath whether we achieve or not. Everyone has their own American Dream whether he/she was born in America or immigrated here. An American is not only a name or a title stamped on a passport but a great feeling or way to endless possibilities. America, a place welcoming of all religious beliefs, race, a place where people believe all is possible and with hard work everything is attainable. America is an imperfect society reaching for success and a better nation for all its people. My American Dream is to be successful, making my parents proud and having a stable family.

My goals as president are to make things better as in school foods, house expenses, and medical bills. I would like to end sending our troops in because I feel as if they are fighting over nothing they don’t need to fight for other countries but, for us to save our children and our families not theirs. It’s their fault they are in that mess and I don’t want our country in something like that either. We need to protect not destroy. I would like to do this to stop death of our families. I believe that anything is possible and I want to hear your ideas and thought on what needs done and want you want done.