From the year 1776 up until now, over 318 million people call themselves an American Citizen and follow their own path in life that they have set out for themselves. The ideal American, is part of a race that shows patriotism for their country, they have freedoms, rights and protection that allow them opportunities to work and get an education because, they have high visions and hope to become successful in this new world.
As one drives down the side streets of an American city neighborhood, almost half the houses on the block are displaying the colors most associated with America and its people; Red white, and blue. In cities, Immigrants are then able to group up with their own and be in a familiar culture while still pursuing their dream. …show more content…
White signifies purity and innocence; red, hardiness and valor; blue, signifies vigilance, perseverance, and justice; and every 5 point white star represents the fifty states this democracy has united under one nation. And in this nation, the people have assembled themselves into one race that works together, fights and shows patriotism for this country they call home. Those who take pride in everything done in this country through patriotism love America. For example, every day for about the first 18 or more years of most American lives are used to look at this nation 's colors painted on a flag in a school classroom to recite the “Pledge of Allegiance.” At such a young age most are taught the significance of saying the pledge. However, as one grows up the meaning behind this oath is lost due to the fact of new religious disputes and pure laziness. Even so, there are those who go the extra mile to learn the meaning behind this promise such as JROTC kids in school, they are what the ideal American should do. And from these programs like this in schools, social media, and the news everyone …show more content…
They are not the ones most connect with America in this generation. As an outsider from a different country they see most Americans as obese and self-centered, but there are those who get work and get an education in hope for something better in life. Rather than describing the people of this country by its laws and a few bad interpretations, Americans are to be described by how they use their freedoms and rights to better their
As one drives down the side streets of an American city neighborhood, almost half the houses on the block are displaying the colors most associated with America and its people; Red white, and blue. In cities, Immigrants are then able to group up with their own and be in a familiar culture while still pursuing their dream. …show more content…
White signifies purity and innocence; red, hardiness and valor; blue, signifies vigilance, perseverance, and justice; and every 5 point white star represents the fifty states this democracy has united under one nation. And in this nation, the people have assembled themselves into one race that works together, fights and shows patriotism for this country they call home. Those who take pride in everything done in this country through patriotism love America. For example, every day for about the first 18 or more years of most American lives are used to look at this nation 's colors painted on a flag in a school classroom to recite the “Pledge of Allegiance.” At such a young age most are taught the significance of saying the pledge. However, as one grows up the meaning behind this oath is lost due to the fact of new religious disputes and pure laziness. Even so, there are those who go the extra mile to learn the meaning behind this promise such as JROTC kids in school, they are what the ideal American should do. And from these programs like this in schools, social media, and the news everyone …show more content…
They are not the ones most connect with America in this generation. As an outsider from a different country they see most Americans as obese and self-centered, but there are those who get work and get an education in hope for something better in life. Rather than describing the people of this country by its laws and a few bad interpretations, Americans are to be described by how they use their freedoms and rights to better their