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Racial injustice is fundamentally a part of America and will continue to be in the next century. Throughout the history of America, African Americans have continuously tried to fight for their rights and racial equality. Their efforts were not in vain as slavery was eventually abolished through 13th Amendment.
However, during the Reconstruction period, blacks were surrounded by many hostile whites. Although America has outlawed slavery, discrimination still continued. As shown by the Black Code Laws, the South tried to prevent black people from voting, going to school, owning land, and even getting jobs.
Also, the Civil Rights movement was often met with violence, such as the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. This discrimination has continued into the 21st century and erupted into the Black Lives Matter movement. The death of George Floyd ignited protests nationwide, demanding justice for his death.

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The exploration of Mars has long been a goal of America for decades. Neil Armstrong's landing on the moon in 1969 was a mark in the history of humanity, which will motivate America to continue to a pressure the landing on Mars. The Moon landing provides an opportunity to test new tools that could be used on Mars, including life support systems and technologies could be be useful in sustaining human habitat. NASA has already published its strategy for human exploration of Mars. In 2017, Elon Musk announced an vehicle design for the mission to Mars. As of 2020, this Starship is in development, but Musk is highly confident that SpaceX will land humans on Mars. NASA is still developing technologies that can help explore Mars and learn about what's it like on the surface, such as the inflatable heat shield. Water and fuel is the key to developing a colony on Mars within the next century.

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America is still a dominant superpower, but it may not remain a global power by the next century. Although they are dominant in terms of technology and finance, they seem to be retreating from international organizations as leaders. If the world no longer has a leader, than someone else will have to step up. China has been on the rise as a global power and a rival of the U.S. China seemed to be expanding its economic and political influence while the U.S. under former President Donald Trump appeared to be withdrawing. However, President Biden has made Asia a priority in his foreign policy and has stated that China will not overtake America as the leading country under his watch. It will be hard for America to remain at its position in the next century, but according to the graph, the U.S. will remain wealthier than China for the next 50 years or so. Therefore, China and the United States will be pretty evenly matched in the next century.

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The U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey  proved that immigration from Latin America is slowing, as a majority of recent arrivals are coming from countries in Asia. The United State's foreign born population has changed multiple times since the beginning of the 20th century. In the beginning, large waves of immigrants arrived from European countries, such as Italy and Germany. But immigration was restricted in the 1920s and during the Great Depression and World War II. However, immigration has increased once again. Asians recently passed Hispanics as the largest group of new immigrants to America, mostly due to the recent sharp drop in immigration from Mexico. In the next few decades of so, Asian immigration will continue to increase and follow this trend.

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Despite facing challenges in the fast years, America's economy is still the largest and most important in the world. The United State's economy represents about 20% of total global output and corporations also play a significant role on the global stage.  Ever since World War II, the United States established itself as a global superpower due to its vast industrial, military and technological capabilities. The large amounts of land, advanced farming technology, and abundant natural resources makes America the largest agricultural exporting country in the world. So throughout the next decades, the United States will maintains its powerhouse status.

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Greenhouse gas in the atmosphere will continue to increase unless the billions of tons of emissions decrease. America began to shift from a agricultural society to a more industrialized one in the 1800s.  As industrialization progressed, more rural people came to the cities to search for better pay in the factories.
America has already observed global warming over the last few decades. Temperatures are expected to change in the next century. It is predicted that there will be increases in the average global temperatures. This means that there might be more frequent and intense heat waves. The increase in greenhouse gas concentration in the atmosphere will also influence the patterns and amounts of precipitation. As long as America continues to burn fossil fuels for electricity and heat, greenhouse gases will have environmental and health effects.

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In the 21st century, cellphones and computers are already taking over people's lives. So humans will definitely make more advances in terms of technology. In the 1900s, the telegram was an invention which revolutionized the efficiency of trade and trade communication. Additionally, the cell phone was created, which allowed for economic exchange to become extremely efficient. Vaccines were developed in the 1950s and 1960s, and major advances were also made in birth control. Maybe now, we will be able to find vaccines for diseases, allowing us to extend the average human lifespan by at least 10 years. Methods of traveling will also change, but cars will still be the primary way of travel. These technological advances also include space traveling, allowing humans further explore the moon and hopefully Mars.

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The 21st century is filled with medical discoveries and advances, including artificial organs. Post World War I era was a time of advancement in science and medicine. The dietary habits of Americans changed significantly as they consumed less fat and meat and more fruits and vegetables. The focus for the next decades will be for the patients have access to the safest and highest quality care. We might have robots performing surgery and new drugs for cancer. Personalized medicine will also be popular, as physicians will diagnose treatments that work best with specific patients. Cancer is still a big question, as it is not a single disease, which is why finding a cure is so challenging. By the next century thought, Americans might find a method to slow down cancer.