World War I: What Freedom Means To Me

Freedom has been strived for, for years. An example to why freedom is important is so people have the same rights and so every citizen is equal. Rosa Parks

Freedom to me means that i can got to school each day to get a good education which is a good thing because i can oneday use my education to get a successful career so i can support myself when that time comes for me the only way that we get good education like this is because some veterans sacrificed themselves for the greater good of our country and that made it so we all can live how we want.

America has given all of us many gifts and freedom is one of them. Without the gift that America has given us we would not be able to practice our own religions, live our daily lives, love and marry the people we want, use our rights to speak as we please (with some exceptions of course), and bearing arms. People often take these freedoms for granted. For generations, my family has devoted their lives to helping us maintain this freedom. Without the relentless support of our troops, we wouldn’t be where we are today.

National Security and freedom are two different things but they go together. During WWII the United States had to put the Japanese in internment camps so the US citizens could be safe. They risked the Japanese’s freedom for the safety of the citizens.

Freedom means different things to different people. It can mean a chance to vote, freedom to worship, or being able to speak your mind without fear. Many people take the blessing of the Constitutionally guaranteed freedoms we enjoy in America for granted, not realizing what they really mean or what has been done to secure them. Freedom

The uncomfortable truths that people must confront when dealing with war is endless. War not only affects the troops that are fighting but it affects the people trying to make a living in that area. The popular war, World War Two caused the German industry to collapse, there were bombings and housing stocks decreased. The victims of war can be affected physically and mentally by all the tragedies they face, whether they be fighting in the war or just living through it. The truths that come with war can be unbearable and tragic to nations but they cannot be avoided. These uncomfortable truths that war brings about do not only affect the country but also the people themselves.

In the fall of my seventh grade year at Kent Denver, my grades were not quite as good as my parents wanted. I believed my grades were fine, but my parents obviously thought otherwise. I already had less freedom to do things because I had broken my arm early in the fall. So it came as a shock when my parents restricted the things I could do and put more rules in place around the house. I felt trapped and I wanted to be able to do more things. This got me thinking about freedom.

Freedom demands peace, justice and unity. Freedom steps in when the going gets rough. It is more than enjoying adulthood as you turn 18, it's the definition of a child taking its first steps towards life.

Young people that have to serve in the military may not like their country. Some people in foreign countries disagree with their way of life. Many try to escape to a country that will give them freedom and get them away from their harsh lifestyle. The families in these countries do not believe in the way their government is being run. Therefore, they do not want to risk their life for a country that has never gave them happiness and will never give back to them. Even some people do not believe in fighting at all.

There is nothing more vital to the essence of human functionality than the ability to pursue your best life. Since colonization, freedom had been a term that was commonly left to interpretation by those who had the power to make the rules: religious/political leaders and the wealthy. The rights that Americans consider givens today were withheld from many individuals because of their race, gender or religion. As an individualist, I believe in discretion, volition, druthers, and I very much appreciate my independence. Though I was not alive to witness the creation of the U.S. Constitution or the immediate effects of its enactment, I believe that it most affects my life today because it contracted my inalienable civil rights and settled government practices that are still utilized to

With so many lives being taken, another question becomes why does the United States continue to bomb these countries. The answer is that they

In America freedom is the priceless gift to my generation. It is a privilege of free speech,voting, purchasing whatever we want. It is a responsibility such as driving safely, keeping a job, and serving on a jury with others. Freedom is a choice of who you want to be, where you want to work ,and how you will act in this world. Do you realize that this precious gift, this hard-won chest of golden treasure, has been paid off by the sacrifice of soldiers life?

     I think that there is no good definition for the word freedom for the simple fact nobody’s free

Freedom means living life as one wants, everything else is a form of slavery. If a person is not allowed to make his or hers decisions, if he or she is not free to live life as he/she wants than he/she doesn’t have power over his or her existence. If freedom was not essential for every human being than no one would have found so fiercely for it. If it was not important than today we would not be still fighting to keep and extend our freedom.

at least I know I'm free." Freedom is the founding pillar of the American self-