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This article how the American Dream has evolved throughout time. It talks about how when men would come home from war they had a new American Dream, one of owning a home, starting a family and spending every summer vacationing with their families. It talks about the modern American Dream is to be debt free, and how young people no longer believe they can live better lives than their parents.

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In "The Distance Between Us" the American Dream is different for all of them, and it changes for some of them throughout. Reyna's American Dream is self discovery in America. We aren't told what Carlos American Dream is or was but for a second his dream was his new family that he had started, though it didn't work out for him, he stilled went after it.

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Here these Immigrants who are all successful talk about their American Dream and how it wasn't possible in their home country which is why they came to America. They all come from different countries but all have the same reason for coming, they all had an "American Dream" and all of them came over to the US to achieve it and they all did, all of their dreams were a bit different but they still all achieved them none the less.

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🗽 Immigrant Perspectives: The American Dream

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The song "Who Will Survive in America" is about the changing culture and of the "American Dream". The song uses vivid and graphic imagery to show the way our culture has drastically changed and how it effects the American Dream. "Us living as we do upside down" Here he talks about how he thinks that America has changed so drastically where the new American Dream is to be rich and famous, and how we idolize celebrities, fame, drugs, money, and sex.

"Who will survive in America?" Here he questions who could survive in such a place? Where he believes the morals and dreams of the new generation have changed so drastically.

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I interviewed my mom for this project, she is an immigrant from Colombia, this is a picture of her when she was my age. My mom talked about how her father first went to America first, and she credits him for getting her and the rest of her family to America, and I think its funny but she had a similar situation to Reyna. She lived alone with her older brother and older sister while her parents were making money, but eventually they came over. She believes the America Dream is finding new possibilities to be successful in America. Her American Dream was inspired by her fathers, she says she is living the American Dream, and she believes that the American Dream is realistic and that America will always be the land of opportunity. She also says that the one thing her parents drilled into her about coming to America was education and that is her piece of advice to me.

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Free time comes with financial freedom, but I think they're two different things. I want to be able to pursue my interests and hobbies and to be able to spend ample time with my family and to have the time to travel and take trips with my family.

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I want to have a healthy family, well I mean like who doesn't? I would hope for no medical complications with my children and that they would grow up healthy, and I also want to build a healthy relationship with them and teach them to communicate their feelings and how to stand up for themselves and that its okay to have feelings.

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The American Dream: The American Dream to me is the collective hopes and dreams, people want to achieve by being in this country. My American Dream is to obtain financial freedom, a healthy family, and to have a lot of free time.

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Financial Freedom will allow me and my family to enjoy quality time together and will allow us to build good and strong relationships together. I just don't to work all the time and be distant from my family. Also having Financial freedom will release a lot of the stress of living paycheck to paycheck, but obviously it will be a lot of work and stress to get to the point of financial freedom.