https://padlet.com/bridget_staggs/876xmrj54r81 en-us 2018-02-14 16:25:25 UTC 2025-11-07 19:51:25 UTC hello@padlet.com bridget_staggs https://padlet.com/bridget_staggs/876xmrj54r81/wish/231576487 How the core principles of the American Dream are or are not demonstrated:
- In the textbook, it shows a quote from a speech at Liberty Hall, saying that "we of the Universal Negro Improvement Association demand that the white, yellow, and brown races give back to the black man his place in the civilization of the world" to demonstrate that the core principle of the American Dream are not demonstrated.

How American society, as a whole, views the American Dream:
-The American society as a whole views the American Dream as a dream that only the Americans can achieve. The article in digital history called the "Forward to The New Negro: An Interpretation" summarizes how not just African Americans, but also other races that are not white, will achieve their own literary and creative movement.

How the American Dream is sought after  (How people attempt to achieve the American Dream?)
-The National Association for the Advancement of Colored people urged African Americans to protest racial violence; the NAACP represented a new, more militant voice of African Americans.


How the identities American society attempted to achieve the American Dream
-In the article "Forward to The New Negro: An Interpretation," the identities that American society attempted to achieve the American Dream were "India, China, Egypt, Ireland, Russia, Bohemia, Palestine and Mexico." These were some of the names they mentioned that will be uniting with the "Negroes" to create a new movement culturally and literarily, creating their own American Dream.

To what extent the American Dream was possible or not for African Americans to achieve:
-The textbook states on pages 452-453 that between 1910 and 1920 thousands of African Americans left their homes in the South and moved to the North; this was referred to as the "Great Migration." The American Dream was not possible because northern cities had not welcomed the massive influx of African Americans.
-To an extent, the American Dream was not possible for African Americans to achieve, but during the Harlem Renaissance, they learned to embrace their own race and culture through literary and artistic method. This caused them to work with what they had.]]> 2018-02-14 16:32:07 UTC https://padlet.com/bridget_staggs/876xmrj54r81/wish/231576487 bridget_staggs https://padlet.com/bridget_staggs/876xmrj54r81/wish/231576574 How the core principles of the American Dream are or are not demonstrated:
-The core principles of this American Dream are not demonstrated as it says in the Inaugural addresses by Warren H. Harding.  "Our eyes never will be blind to a developing menace, our ears never deaf to the call of civilization. We recognize the new order in the world, with the closer contacts which progress has wrought."

How American society, as a whole, views the American Dream:
-American society as a whole views the American Dream as a goal that can be achieved in which the government gives more rights to certain groups of people. The textbook states on page 440 how women have more roles in society and how they "demand to have the same freedoms as men."

How the American Dream is sought after  (How people attempt to achieve the American Dream?)
- the american dream wasn't very

How the identities American society attempted to achieve the American Dream

To what extent one of the other identities in American society were able to achieve it:

• I can reference the documents to provide evidence for the above success skills. 

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