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Mr. Montana Lee - Teacher's example answer

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Mr. Montana Lee - Teacher's example answer

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My own interpretation of the American dream is: Irrespective of background, ethnicity, race, gender, culture, or language, everyone is treated equally with access to opportunity. We are all given  opportunity to pursue happiness, wealth, and education.  For example, President Obama grew up in a poor single parent household. Yet, he worked hard and seized every opportunity in school.  He was later admitted to attend Harvard Law School, and he became the first African American president of the United States.  To me, this is the American dream because no one would be given preferential treatment.   Everyone is given the same opportunities, and everyone has a chance to achieve success.   My own interpretation of the American Dream has not changed since living in the United States.  However, as the economy changes, I wonder if immigrants can still achieve the American Dream as easily as immigrants who came before.   A globalized economy meant some jobs have been moved to different countries.   Fewer job opportunities would negatively increase job competition among people.  Can immigrants still easily achieve the American Dream?  I wonder.

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