The Right to Pursue in the American Dream The american dream is viewed differently in the eyes of the american people. The american dream in something all people want to achieve by working hard and to be successful in the united states. Everyone in this life wants to be successful and we all have that competitive nature for something life trying to get to the top of the leader board in society. With the United States growing more and more people are thinking that the american dream is just a schear myth. What we really need know is that people just see it differently in their eyes even though the american dream is still alive.
The american dream has been going on for a long time and it is a resemblance of strengths through tough times in the economy or personal lives too. Just like the stories we have been reading this past year in class shows greatly on the american dream. In the “Mice of Men” for reference it takes place during the great depression which is terrible for the economy and the people living in that time period (Steinbeck). Everyone wanted a job and to get paid to provide for their families. In the story George and Lennie are about as best friends in that time period going …show more content…
Kind of like in “The Road Not Taken” it is talking about a person walking down a path and comes to where it splits and has the option to go one way or the other way (Frost). When he decides to take one of the paths he finds out that it has leaves all over it and the path isn’t cared for all to much, also he realizes both of the paths lead to the same place so it really wouldn’t matter. That is the literal meaning but it really means that through hard work and maybe not doing what others do it will all lead to the same place. The american dream is like this because many people can think of it differently but it all resembles the same thing through hard work and being successful in
The american dream has been going on for a long time and it is a resemblance of strengths through tough times in the economy or personal lives too. Just like the stories we have been reading this past year in class shows greatly on the american dream. In the “Mice of Men” for reference it takes place during the great depression which is terrible for the economy and the people living in that time period (Steinbeck). Everyone wanted a job and to get paid to provide for their families. In the story George and Lennie are about as best friends in that time period going …show more content…
Kind of like in “The Road Not Taken” it is talking about a person walking down a path and comes to where it splits and has the option to go one way or the other way (Frost). When he decides to take one of the paths he finds out that it has leaves all over it and the path isn’t cared for all to much, also he realizes both of the paths lead to the same place so it really wouldn’t matter. That is the literal meaning but it really means that through hard work and maybe not doing what others do it will all lead to the same place. The american dream is like this because many people can think of it differently but it all resembles the same thing through hard work and being successful in