What Does America's Gift To My Generation Mean To You

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.

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.

When you join the army you make the biggest, most courageous sacrifice ever. Most people don’t know what it’s like to be in the army, and will probably never find out. As Oliver Holmes once said, “One Flag, One Land, One Heart, One Hand, One Nation”. As a veteran you're truly are a patriot. Freedom, Sacrifice, Veterans Day that's America's gift to my generation.

America has changed a lot. If you were in america one- hundred years ago, things would have looked very different. America's new generation is not only different from several years ago, but in other countries too.

The past generations of America have passed down so many amazing gifts that we take for granted such as freedom of speech, endless opportunities, and diversity. These remarkable individuals have modeled a strong work ethic that challenges Americans to ultimately succeed in life. For example, our generation realizes that what you need is much more important than what you want as well as to never pass up an unforgettable opportunity.

“I didn’t know I was a slave until I found out I couldn’t do the things I wanted,” was a quotes from Frederick Douglass, a slave before the Civil War. The Civil War saved a lot of slave’s freedom. Freedom to live your life how you to is what I believe America’s Gift to my generation is. Harriet Tubman helped lead slaves through an underground passage that she created; it got named the Underground Railroad. Once the slaves got through the passage, they earned the freedom to live their lives however they wanted to. After “rights” were given to black people, they were forced to go to different schools than white people; those school were worse and the black people did not get as much education as white people. America’s Gift to my generation is

What is America’s gift to my generation? Well, I have a million reasons why America is a gift to my generation. In the words of Charles F. Browne, ”We can't all be Washingtons, but we can all be patriots.” We may not all be patriots like Washington but we can carry on being patriotic in our world today. This is a gift we can give to our future generations.In this paper I would like to show you some reasons why America is a gift.

America has gifted my generation with a lot of good things. However, with every good thing, bad things always follow. America has gifted me with freedom, medicine that I have access to when I’m ill, equal rights, and a roof over my head. On the flip side, America has gifted me with the fear of terrorist attacks, racist people, and not being able to speak my opinion without being judged.

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

When I see a skyscraper in a city, it reminds me of America; it stands taller than other nations. Like a skyscraper, America was built up from scratch by people who saw potential in its future. Our founding fathers drew the blueprint of America, suggesting that our colonies could unite to form one monumental building. From that blueprint, our Constitution was created which I believe is America’s gift to my generation.

Have you ever thought about what America has done for your generation, and what that represents? I have, and America has given my generation freedom. Recently I have asked myself these two questions, “Are we actually free? Are we actually allowed to make our own decisions?” I have thought about it and we are free, we are allowed to make our own decisions, and we have equal rights. “How do I know this?”, you ask. I know this because if it wasn’t true then our nationwide motto wouldn’t be, “America, land of the free, home of brave”.

America has gifted me and my generation with so many great things. We should honor the Veterans many of whom have given their lives to protect and serve our country. We as American people are born with so many rights. We use and abuse those rights every day. I believe we as American people should wake up and realize how hard people have worked to get us our freedoms. Every day we wake up and we go to school or work not even thinking of those of us halfway around the world working to keep us safe and able to be doing what we love. We need to wake up and see the gift that America has provided to us every day. We the people of the United States should join together and honor our gift from America.

I like to think that the generation we have made to become has given many gifts to our generation. America has freedom and safety. What we most frequently use is technology. More specifically social media. Social media has played a vast role in daily live in this generation, we use media to share our daily lives with others and to reach out to friends and family.