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The American Dream went from being the guiding belief that the nation should be founded on equality, justice, and democracy to being that multiple versions of The American Dream exist in the contemporary cultural narrative and continue to play an important role in American society. Basically, there are multiple different types of American Dreams for different groups, cultures, and individuals as they all are living out for their own freedom and goals.

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when asked what the American dream was, the answers differed from person to person which depicts how the American dream is subjective and can been seen or wished as different things by different people. along with different perspectives of it, it tends to change based on society changing as well.

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The American Dream has evolved from a moral and political ideal of equality and freedom into a complex blend of materialism, and social identity shaped over time by historical events, economic shifts, and cultural struggles leaving its definition varied and increasingly difficult to achieve for all.

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When asked most people asked will offer a different definition of the American dream

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The American Dream has changed over time. It started as a belief in freedom and equality but later became more about money, success, and owning things. While it still gives people hope, not everyone has an equal chance to reach it.

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"After World War II, American society underwent significant changes. Pro-capitalist policies and a growing economy led to a sense of national pride. An expansion of professional jobs accelerated the transition for many to climb the proverbial ladder to find financial success." After World War 2 many people started getting degrees and seeking professional jobs with higher salary's.

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The American Dream was not only about wealth or a nuclear family, it started off as a belief that the nation should be equal and just.

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the American dream used to be an idea that society could be based off equality, democracy, and rights yet became what it is today which means more towards diversity an that different people live different ways based on there liking.

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"before it was the dream of wealth, the American dream was an ethos. the guiding belief that the nation should be founded on equality, justice, and democracy defined the phase for generations up until the mid 20th century"

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The American Dream changed overtime with modernization and people with different goals and beliefs

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the american dream was originally an ethos which came from the belief that anyone, regardless of their background can achieve success through hard work and determination.

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The american dream is very subjective . There are many different people in america immigrants , natives , rich , poor , patriotic and not. It changes for everyone because some people just wanted to survive and some want to thrive. Not everyone wanted a white picket fence some just wanted equality and rights. Now its about fame but not everyone wants fame

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The American Dream was only achievable by a certain group of people and was driven by hard work. However, it changed over time due to modernization.

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One thing all definitions have in common is an appeal to meritocracy and a notion of success. The American Dream could be seen beginning as a promise written in the Declaration of Independence. In stating that all people have a right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, the founding fathers set the US apart as a new democratic nation.

The contemporary interpretation has come to include all people regardless of race, gender, and other identities in this right. Like the American Dream itself,