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Being wealthy is not the only characteristic attributed to the upper class, to put an example, but it is what defines their social status. Usually this social hierarchy is also related to belonging to an important lineage.

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Being wealthy is not the only characteristic attributed to the upper class, to put an example, but it is what defines their social status. Usually this social hierarchy is also related to belonging to an important lineage.

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The American dream are economic opportunities, the ideal of making money the easy way, getting rich and living a life of comfort. This of course is not very realistic, making a fortune in a short period of time requires luck more than anything else, and to achieve success what is required is effort, perseverance and having achievable goals.

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The American dream are economic opportunities, the ideal of making money the easy way, getting rich and living a life of comfort. This of course is not very realistic, making a fortune in a short period of time requires luck more than anything else, and to achieve success what is required is effort, perseverance and having achievable goals.

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Today, social classes are determined by the income, wealth, or occupation that people have. I feel that social class should also be determined by the skills that people possess, not only because of the economic status of people.

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More specifically, the American dream often refers to ideals that guarantee the opportunity to prosper and succeed in achieving upward social mobility. I feel that it is a bit realistic because people intend to be better in the future.

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It seems to me that from the beginning social classes are assigned by one's economic position. Some factors that evolve around economic position are wealth and power. In my opinion, it is very pathetic to receive good healthcare because you are in a superior social class (have more wealth) than other human beings. If values are morally good and practically implemented with the intention of the betterment of the society, then they would be an ideal factor to consider when deciding social class.

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The "American Dream" is the ideal that, regardless of social classes, every citizen has the right to control the path they choose in order to achieve their own version of success. Since it mainly depend on one's view of success, it might be realistic to achieve this belief with hard work and dedication. In my opinion, to feign a passion with the purpose of achieving the American Dream is a waste of time. Passion is the key to success and the one factor that unites all successful people in equal measure.

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In my opinion, we should not be classified in society based on our financial resources. Sadly, I feel like the world is basing your worth and how many respect is in your name because of how much resources you have. When disease you cannot even be sure that you will be well taken care of if you don't have a lot of money or great connections. Based in the world we live in today were people with higher social classes tend to be the ones with a darkest way of getting this resources, to decide a social class I think we should take in  consideration  loyalty, gratitude, generosity, expertise, and basic human values. Social classes should not be based on money it should be based on morals. We should not be judged, evaluated or hyped up solely on the basis of our financial resources.

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The American dream is the idea that everyone, independently of where they were born or what social status they came from, might achieve their own level of success in a world where everybody can advance. I feel like it can be realistic until certain points I think that if you work very hard to upgrade your social class you can do it but you cannot expect that everything it's just handle to you like in the movies. The American Dream t's not as perfect as it is portrayed in the movies it is really hard, exhausting and it can be degrading but it can be achieved.

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In my opinion social class is something beyond just the wealth of a person, it is also about the mentality of that person. You can be rich with a poor mindset so eventually, your actions will lead you to become poor, on the other hand, you can be poor with a wealthy mindset, and sooner or later you will become wealthy.

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The American Dream is the idea of success anyone can achieve by working hard. I thing that it is realistic but you have to be smart because, if you work hard you will just get tired, instead you should work smart, this doesn't mean that you shouldn't work hard, but is better to build strategies so you can achieve the same work in a fraction of time. Also, the American Dream tells you to work hard until you can retire, the problem with this is that you can't enjoy the money you worked so hard for. So besides working for money, you should also work to find freedom.

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No, it shouldn't be the only thing factored in. Social classes should depend on multiple factors. These factors should be Education, Morality, and Wealth. I believe wealth should play a part in your social class, but not an absolute one.

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I disagree. The American Dream states that no matter in what social class you're born into you can always become rich through hard work. You see, people in a low social class can't climb out of the lower class due to multiple reasons. But, the most important reason is that it costs money to be poor. Lets say your bank account is empty, you get a fee right? Then you want to switch to another bank, that's also a fee. Then there's gas, loans, mortgages/rent, car payments, insurance, kids, lay offs, Education(college), Feeding your family, future negative interest rates at the bank, etc. This is why The American Dream doesn't work.

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In my opinion there could me more things that people need for being wealthy, but sadly people just say if someone is wealthy or how wealthy is he by the amount of money he or she’s has, but there are people that have a lot of money, but their are not happy, so at the end of the day they have nothing cause happiness is for me the most important thing.

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I think the American dream is to succeed in any area the person likes, and I think everyone’s dream is being the best in what they do, and also to be a wealthy person to help the family and friends that need it.

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Today, the social classes are more classified by the amount of wealth you posses, but I think that the social classes should nod be defined by how much money you have, it should be more on what are your abilities and what can you do to support your society. Also some other factors that should define your social class is your education and principals.

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I think that when people refer to the "American Dream" they refer to succeed in their personal goals, most of the goals they try to achieve is to be in a better social class, to get in a better economic position or just to have a better life and to feel more comfortable with yourself. I think that it is realistic because since it is each person personal dream or goal, with some dedication and hard work, that american dream can come true.

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Wealth is one of the factors that describes social classes, but is not the only one. I think that we should not judge people by their wealth and level of income. We should not be characterized in society by how much money we have. Some other factors that we should take in account should be occupation, education and people's moral values.

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The American Dream is the freedom and ability to write your own future. Whether that's improving your education, finding a job to support your family or starting your own business, you ultimately have control on the path you choose.

I think that the American Dream is a reality but it is not seen the same way as decades ago in my opinion. Right now there are a lot ways to achieve in life that level of "happiness" and "social prosperity" in someone's life, without even thinking of the American Dream.

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In my opinion, wealth should not be the only thing deciding social classes because some people have that misunderstanding of thinking that because a person has more money than another they are better, and that is simply not how it works, every person despite having or not having money has the same rights and advantages as any other person.

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The american dream states that no matter what state, country or condition you are born in with enough work and dedication you can accomplish anything you propose to yourself, and in my opinion it is realistic because that is how things work. If you put your mind to a goal of yours, and dedicate to accomplishing that, you will be able to do it, because the only obstacle from you and your goal is what you decide to see as an obstacle.

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Wealth is an important factor that divide every human being from others in a community, however I think humans should not be judged by their wealth, I think that every single human being in a society should be treated the same way no matter their social class, also their human rights should not be affected despite their social status.

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No. When wealth is what moves a society it becomes corrupted, as it will be simply a never ending vicious cycle of all of those inside the circle continuously trying to gain more money through both fair and corrupted ways ragrdless of the consequences they might bring upon themselves or others. In the end it doesn't work well as the society eventually falls apart, harshly diving the social classes into merely 2 extreme categories which are the poor and the rich, nobody is in between.

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The American Dream is the idea of success, no matter what social class you are you can achieve more than that. With hard work and dedication you will be able to choose your own path in life.

I think if you actually work for your goals no one can stop you, and you can achieve whatever you want with that mindset, so if you actually work smart and hard for that dream that you have without the mentality of failing in the process, the American Dream can be realistic.

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The American dream. Focusing on tye ideals of a society itself and it's social growth, not to sound redundant. It is something that would be "ideal" as per say, but not really something that is being followed. Of course society does advance but the levels of corruption inside of it are hard to get rid of for this "American dream" to ccur.

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A class is basically a group of people living inside a society sharing the same socioeconomic conditions and circumstances. The term has been introduced in many ways at the beginning of the human race to specify and divide people based on their wealth. So yes, wealth should be the only factor that decides your social class. The problem with the social class is that we humans think it defines more than money because we have designated a deeper meaning for the term. Being poor is a shame while being rich is admirable. The truth is that social classes are only a problem when your human rights are determined by your status.

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The American dream is the idea stating that anyone, no matter their class can find economic prosperity and would have the same opportunities needed for success. The American dream is not realistic. At the time when the concept was introduced to the United States, it was seen as an ideal place with the right circumstances to achieve your dreams through hard work and sacrifice. It had a lot to do with the fact that the economic system implemented was capitalism and how the value of the work a person is executing was measured. This term only applies when all people have the same opportunities but the truth is that not everybody has been able to achieve their goals living in America, where the American dream was created.

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I believe social class has always been divided by the economical state of life in each division. Higher, middle, and lower class differentiate in their way of living due to their economical status. Something that categorizes each class are stereotypes, such as the higher class being supercilious, the lower class being "lazy", but these shouldn't be the reference to divide each category. Therefore, if the division is social class, then it is characterized by the difference in wealth. The system is designed to not take in consideration medical problems, merits, legacies, it is only what you financialy own. In my opinion it should be divided by wealth only but it shouldn't affect our human rights, job oportunities, reputation, and capability of growing economically.

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The American Dream is the selling idea that promises the prosperity and accessibility to reach your dream life when living in the United States. This includes anyone, no matter the social status or financial property, it will come true through hard work.

I do not believe that this idea is realistic. The U.S. can't promise forigners a life with a job, no hunger, and medical care, if the Americans are struggling with their livelihoods. This "dream" is feigned just for the popularity, name, and growth of the country, and only people with a high economical status and the ability to cheat, may easily obtain this lifestyle.

Although there are breathtaking and memorable people who stand out because of their stories of how they got to that place, there are many more who were selled this dream, but could never find it.

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Though it is one of the main factors to determining the social class, the income an individual makes is not all there is. Social status may also be connected to their job and the accomplishments that come with it, as well as bloodline and ownership. However, in an ideal world, in my opinion, it would be decided by education and quality in a person, as well as the quality of their work.

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The “American Dream” is to have wealth and be accommodated by it. Have goods and services that will show all of your accomplishments, like an expensive car or a big house. It is a reasonable dream, of course. Everyone wants to have money and buy fancy things. Though, to me, this idea overshadows the real point of the “American Dream”, and it is that people don’t want to miserable. People don’t want to be slaves of their own jobs, they want to have liberties, free time, and enjoy their lives like they should be doing.

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A social class is often determined by the socioeconomic variables entitled to that person, we as a society have set a social hierarchy, and people attach your value as a person directly to your social class. In the current world we are living in, wealth and a "name" makes you climb the social ladder all the way to the top, but also nowadays, social class is something that you can climb and doesn't necessarily determine what you can achieve. Putting it in perspective, if you see both sides of the page, wealth is directly tied with your success, but we also dont want wealth to be the only factor that contributes in your social status, in this capitalist world  runned by money, buying and selling, your assets and possesions (that are acquired by currency) define the power you hold and also determines your social class. In my opinion, wealth is in fact the only factor directly tied to social class, now in the other hand, should it be the only factor? Sadly the world has decided that statement to be positve, but in a world where morals are no such thing, the money eyes of people tie you directly to whichever class they think you belong in.

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In my opinion, we should not be satisfied in society by how much money we have because there are factors that we should take into account for example: generosity, loyalty, respect, skills, etc.

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In my opinion, the social construct of the great "American Dream" is a belief or the idea that everyone, regardless of the place of their upbringing, where they were born at, and the social status they came from, should be allowed to achieve their own version of success in a world where everyone is allowed to advance and reach their goals of wealth and richness. Now is this so called "American Dream" realistic or achievable? In my opinion, honestly its name holds the word "Dream" which is a cherished aspiration, ambition or ideal that is created by one's mind in a fantasy created by one self. This dream is set by society to be unreachable, but your dreams dont have limits. It really is up to you if your dreams become real and achievable if you work hard enough.

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Unfortunately we live in a society that the people with the highest income are the most respected; However, I believe that the social class should be classified by the different acts of altruism we see on a day to day basis, not saying that those with higher income shouldn't be lumped in as well, but it can come down to different factors as how you contribute to your country.

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The American Dream is the idea that no matter what social class you are born into you can achieve great wealth and success. For this you'd have to work harder than most people and work with the goal to outwork others, work as if there's someone out there that is working towards taking your spot. Working hard is crucial depending on where you stand in the social class, but in the end the goal is to strive to be the best you can, so for this you'd have to work smarter than your competitors, in order to have more sources of passive income, which is what millionaires state to be the best form of income.

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Being honest, social classes only see a percentage of what each person has, without being rich, middle class or poor. In this society where we are currently living, people today only notice if they are from the upper class to live with them, if you are not of that class forget it, they will not see you in the same way that they see the upper class Unfortunately, it is something very painful, but it is what we live in these days.

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Basically the American dream is how you want to be, to have a fully trouble-free life, have a good job, basically everything perfect without any financial problems. But at the end of the day everything depends and entails a high social class, maybe it is just a dream, that maybe people see it as a goal to achieve and of course it can be achieved, but as I said before they will always accept you but you have to work for that if not, it will not be possible.

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Social class is merely a name for categorizing people by their socioeconomics, and I don't think that organizing groups by their wealth is problematic, actually, I believe it is unobtrusive and helpful to people who want to help people in need. The only problem that can emerge is when higher classes are being favored and when the social status is being used to calculate human worth. People in higher classes shouldn't be supercilious and shouldn't behave irreverently toward less fortunate people. In conclusion, yes, wealth can be the only factor to determine social class but wealth can't be the factor that determines human worth.

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From my point of view, social classes are determined nowadays by the amount of wealth, and social income a certain family has achieved but, as our society keeps changing from year to year we should also start changing how to we measure and title the different groups of people separated by wealth. Instead of always focusing on money, we should start focusing on skills, moral values, and how do they positively impact our community.

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The American Dream basically states the idea that no matter you social class, you by yourself with your time and effort can get the chance to live a blissful,  and wealthy lifestyle. The American Dream is a very optimistic idea that basically tells us how the U.S is a place to find yourself and create a stable way of living. I've had family believe in such a dream which later on went and became very wealthy themselves but, this is not the case for everyone,

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According to Investopedia, "The American dream is the belief that anyone, regardless of where they were born or what class they were born into, can attain their own version of success in a society in which upward mobility is possible for everyone. The American dream is believed to be achieved through sacrifice, risk-taking, and hard work, rather than by chance."
I believe that the American Dream is realistic to an extent, and also that chance or luck is also part of achieving the American Dream.

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Being wealthy is not the only characteristic attributed to the upper class, to put an example, but it is what defines their social status. Usually this social hierarchy is also related to belonging to an important lineage.

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The American dream are economic opportunities, the ideal of making money the easy way, getting rich and living a life of comfort. This of course is not very realistic, making a fortune in a short period of time requires luck more than anything else, and to achieve success what is required is effort, perseverance and having achievable goals.

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wealth is a significant factor that partition each individual from others locally, anyway I figure people ought not be decided by their riches,  its just a name for sorting individuals by their economics, and I don't imagine that arranging bunches by their abundance is hazardous, really, I trust it is inconspicuous and accommodating to individuals who need to help individuals out of luck.

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The American dream existed in a period where it was sensible to live a decent, fruitful life. Presently, we're during a time of monetary inclination with minimal social portability; becoming showbiz royalty is progressively unattainable. Depending on your personality and foundation, it very well may be more hard to accomplish the American dream.