Statue Of The American Dream

The American dream is a sort of amorphic and sublime appeal for a worldly ideal of human life and success. It is widely used around the globe. Thomas Jefferson's Declaration of Independence comes to mind, especially that very part about the right of each individual to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness including his intention of writing directly in the course of pursuit idea. The Statue of Liberty and the words mentioned above are associated with America and it's famous definition called 'American Dream' that is a prosperity and success accessible for everyone. The purpose of this essay is to show that today's American Dream is nothing more but a history. Initially, the USA is a marvellous country in the eyes of Europeans, as a democracy instead of a monarchy, as well as an absence of society division into classes, make it unique. The availability of civil society as an idea of equality and infinite possibilities have made this country attractive for immigrants. Today, a life of young American depends on well-being and social status of his parents. It applies not only to the USA but any other well-developed country. From the statistics point of view, American Dream concept does …show more content…
Furthermore, the inequality in the USA erodes the moral values and individuality. America has become a country with not a justice for everybody but with preferences for rich people, as well as with fairness for those who is capable of affording it. The leaves, equal raising of children, affordable medicine, sufficient pension are the pillars for the quiet life of middle class that is going to disappear step by step for the majority of the Americans. The USA is no longer a country of equal possibilities, as has been considered early but it is not obligatory to be continued; it is not too late to recover the American