I Believe In America Research Paper

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The America I Believe in

America, “Home of the Brave and Land of the Free.” Have you ever realized how lucky you are to have the freedoms that you have been given? Some people in other countries don’t have that freedom like we do. In America, we have the right to believe in any religion we want; people in other countries could only dream of having this right. We also have the right to have an education. The America I believe in has a heavy support in freedom of education and freedom of religion.

The freedom of education is a right that not everyone really appreciates and is thankful for. Some people complain about having to go to school and how bad school is and that school is the worst place ever. But in reality school is one of the best

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