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The American Dream in 1930s was to be married then have two children in a 3 bedroom house with a white picket fence. Because of the Great Depression people were struggling, but what made them want to move forward was to hopefully have the America Dream.
(Nicole Zumaya)

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During the 1930's, the ideal American Dream consisted of three criterions: two children, a marriage, and a three-bedroom house with the infamous white picket fence. The American Dream rose to its greatest fame during the 1930's as a result of the on-going Great Depression from 1929 to 1939. Thousands of Americans were going through tough times and looked up to the American Dream as a goal to achieve and strive for. The American Dream also lured millions of immigrants annually into the relatively new nation, further worsening the low employment rates and increasing poverty. At the beginning of the 1930's, one quarter of all wage-earning workers were unemployed, approximately 15 million Americans. During the 1930's, another one of the parts to the ideal American Dream was the ability to feed one's family. The Dust Bowl occurred throughout the 30's, forcing farmers in the midwest to move and contributing to the rising unemployment.

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During the 1930's, the ideal American Dream consisted of three criterions: two children, a marriage, and a three-bedroom house with the infamous white picket fence. The American Dream rose to its greatest fame during the 1930's as a result of the on-going Great Depression from 1929 to 1939.

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The American dream in 1775 was to be truly independent from GB. So the people could have freedom. So they people wouldn't be controlled by a tyrant. To have fair/just laws and taxation.

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During the Civil War Era the American dream for most people was freedom and equality.

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Excerpt from Up from Slavery | Penguin Random House Canada

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Selected by the Modern Library as one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time

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The American Dream during the Civil War was more than all the great dream of freedom on the part of the slaves who wanted slavery to finally end, the life of slaves was only to serve their masters and they constantly received humiliations for them, they had no rights that protected them and were considered objects of commerce.

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Excerpt from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl | Penguin Random House Canada

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“One of the major autobiographies of the African-American tradition.”—Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

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The American Dream during the Civil War are was to be equal, to have the same rights as white men. This was dreamt mostly by slaves and women because at the time they didn't have many rights.

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During the civil war era people see the "american dream" as different. Slaves point of view of the "american dream" is to be free and considered equal as white people.

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Excerpt from Up from Slavery | Penguin Random House Canada

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Selected by the Modern Library as one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time

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The American dream of the 1900s was merely an ideology, it was not a dream of fast cars and big houses that it was envisioning of social order as race, birth or money does not affect human status.

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The American Dream during the WW2/Great Depression era, a successful life was having money or food to live in the new harsh land. I'm not sure who was a leader in this but I do know that the people themselves strived for that.

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After WWII, the American economy grew exponentially. Many jobs were available and America was considered to be the land of opportunity. The expectations of what the "American Dreams" is grew along economic boom.
Parts of this dream included to go to college, a secure job, have a home ownership, and to start a family.

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air conditioning heating refrigeration news

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Residential heating and a/c contractors benefited directly from the building boom, as shopping centers, new homes, schools, and commercial construction followed the GI's and their families into the suburbs.

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The American Dream in post-WWII America would have been the nuclear family, where the husband worked, the wife stayed home, and the children went to school. This era was also defined by the introduction of suburbia, as well as redlining, the start of the Civil Rights movement, and the rise of black activists like MLK and Malcom X, who fought for equality for poeple of color through the 1970s.

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The American Dream right now means to be successful by having a good retirement. This means to be successful all the way till you are 65 plus years old and then retire not worrying about other things and knowing that you are successful. The American Dream doesn't mean being rich, but means living a healthy and happy life.

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In 1940s the american dream and goal was to have a good hardwoking job a good healthy family and a house away from trouble in the suburbs.

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In the post "You can't be to rich" the American dream is to be rich. In 2003 Gallup poll found that about a third of Americans said they expected to be rich someday.

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the dream of america

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1950-1960s was the Civil Rights Era. Where people fought to all be treated with equality. In the United States it was a decades-long struggle by African Americans to end racial discrimination, and racial segregation in the United States.