When Success Came To America Analysis

I like the theory behind, I don’t mind failing in this World, I almost pictured a hippie singing this song, wearing ragged clothes and not really caring about what people thought. What is he definition of success? To be successful or to have success in life can be defined as one of two things. To some, being successful could mean earning a sustainably amount of money, but to others it might be accomplishing a goal you’ve set for yourself. Success doesn’t necessarily mean money. Why does the author feel that success with change his life? Rags to Riches, from poor to wealthy, it would change someone’s life tremendously. However, I am pretty confident that the composer of this song is happy with her life, she chooses not to wear custom suits and …show more content…
However, the Pilgrims were the first to come to America looking for religious freedom, while others economic opportunity. African Americans were brought to America against their will and that my friends were the start of slavery. In 1808, however, the deportation of slaves was outlawed by Congress, but that did not halt it all together. The New framer of the constitution gave way for Americans born in the United States the right to citizenship post-Civil War. The Civil Rights act of 1966, indeed allowed for African Americas the right of citizenship. The fourteenth Amendment changed this by stating “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to its jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the states whenin they reside.” How has immigration affected the growth of this country? We are a nation of immigration, buildings and state monuments were constructed and created because of talented migrants. They have built up their business and the majority of time will employ the jobs that most Americans will not do. Is that to say that we should keep our boarders open for anyone to enter, absolutely not. Our boarders are there to protect us from