What America means to me. From the time 1 was born up to the present, my life has been sustained through the sotl of America.
The bread that 1 eat every day has been made from wheat grown in American soil. The house 1 live in has been butlt from lumber grown in
American forests. The water with which 1 quench my thirst comes from the wells, lakes and rivers of America. The clothes I am wearing were made either from wool of the sheep or cotton grown in Southern states of our great country. America's democratic form of government is the ideal of freedom loving people all over the world. The constitution of the United States not only guarantees to every citizen alike the unalienable rites of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, but also binds …show more content…
Ow government has its powers nested in several bodies so as to prevent one party or one man from becoming all poweJfoL Not only do 1 derive from my country my temporal well being, but also have a.freedom of expression for my mind and soul. On
Sunday morning 1 can go to the church of my choi.ce and 1 know that 1 wtll not be persecuted for being or not being a Catholic, Protestant or
Jew. Americanism means .free public school education for ri.ch and poor alike. In America we have a government of our' own choi.ce and all citizens alike have a right to vote according to the dictates of their consciences. In America we have freedom of speech, press and assembly.
America awards success to those who make an ~ort to attain it and each individual determines its own rewaTd. Today ow country is
~aged in a war whi.ch was forced upon us against OUT will, by treacherous enemies and for that reason OUT government has found it necessary to restrict some of our privileges. For many of us it is inconvenient to adjust owselves to these restrictions but should 1 grumble and become irritated at a time when ow country is engaged in deadly struggle that threatens its very existence at some petty and immaterial
The bread that 1 eat every day has been made from wheat grown in American soil. The house 1 live in has been butlt from lumber grown in
American forests. The water with which 1 quench my thirst comes from the wells, lakes and rivers of America. The clothes I am wearing were made either from wool of the sheep or cotton grown in Southern states of our great country. America's democratic form of government is the ideal of freedom loving people all over the world. The constitution of the United States not only guarantees to every citizen alike the unalienable rites of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, but also binds …show more content…
Ow government has its powers nested in several bodies so as to prevent one party or one man from becoming all poweJfoL Not only do 1 derive from my country my temporal well being, but also have a.freedom of expression for my mind and soul. On
Sunday morning 1 can go to the church of my choi.ce and 1 know that 1 wtll not be persecuted for being or not being a Catholic, Protestant or
Jew. Americanism means .free public school education for ri.ch and poor alike. In America we have a government of our' own choi.ce and all citizens alike have a right to vote according to the dictates of their consciences. In America we have freedom of speech, press and assembly.
America awards success to those who make an ~ort to attain it and each individual determines its own rewaTd. Today ow country is
~aged in a war whi.ch was forced upon us against OUT will, by treacherous enemies and for that reason OUT government has found it necessary to restrict some of our privileges. For many of us it is inconvenient to adjust owselves to these restrictions but should 1 grumble and become irritated at a time when ow country is engaged in deadly struggle that threatens its very existence at some petty and immaterial