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    Value Of America

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    According to "dictionary.com" a value is "A person's principles or standards of behavior; one's judgment of what is important in life.” Values have been passed on through generations. When the Constitution was written by our founding fathers we most valued our Freedom. This was then passed down which allowed for one to have the opportunity to obtain a successful lifestyle. These values passed down through several generations make up an American. Americans cherish a variety of values they possess in life. Opportunity is greatly valued by Americans. America offers bright opportunities to one, "Either you will go through this door or you will not go through." (Rich). One can take the chance for a hopeful life in America and hope for the best. America welcomes immigrants to a life full of opportunities; they just have to walk through the door. "From her beacon-hand Glows world wide-wide welcome; her mild eyes command..." (Lazarus). The privilege of approaching this desirable opportunity that America has to offer is profoundly wanted among many individuals.…

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    America Values

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    America and its “Values” Dose America value its values? Take a second to really think about the answer to that question. Some would say yes, some would say no. I guess it really just depends on who you are asking. Although America has come a long way from where we’ve started, we still have some issues that need to be worked out. Some values that we claim to have that we don’t always value. Just a few of these values are Freedom, Freedom of Religion, and Equality. As Americans we claim to…

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    My Values

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    In short, I feel that I am witty, fun-loving, compassionate, and moderately confidant person. In contrast to my goals and personality, my values coincide with my core being. What is important to me is a good question to ask. I use this same question when I meet a new friend. It provides groundwork to establish what is important to them and compare them to mine. I have developed my own value system. It has applied to the core concepts of nature and nurture continues to interact as I progressed…

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    Oedipus Values

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    was the murderer. But little did he know what we knew- that it was him. He was trying to find out about himself when told this, denying it until the only option was to banish him from the land. In the book Oedipus Rex, the main character, Oedipus, has certain values that are similar and different to Christian values.…

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    Ingleharts theory on value change identifies the fact that many states have moved from Materialist values to Post-Materialist values. Meaning that as states economies have grown, their values have grown and changed with it. Inglehart had suggested that when a state had been developing, their first values were materialist. Why? Because Materialist mostly focus on keeping order in their countries or making sure that prices on goods and services are not rising too much. As a society starts to…

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    The Value Of Life

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    another. The values of people’s lives, however, vary from person to person. We all live different experiences and we all value our life differently. Some people may live it to its fullest potential, and some may take it for granted. There have been many different views and different ways of looking at valuing life, and none are quite the same. The question seems somewhat metaphysical and can differ from who you ask. It can be taken literally, similar to the Amanda Ripley’s Time Magazine article;…

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    Is the life of Beyoncé more valuable than the life of a Mcdonald’s worker? Do our lives have equal value? How exactly can the value of an individual’s life be measured? Many people contemplate the actual value of life and there are numerous opinions on how and why life should be valued. While some argue that human life is priceless, others claim that a human being is worth approximately $50,000. No life holds any value over another, a set dollar value on someone’s life is surreal, and life…

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    Value Of American Values

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    Money is essentially worthless unless it is commonly sought after, which it is. Everybody, save maybe a few indigenous tribes of indians who barter with other things that they value, values money. Since all citizens of the United States values the U.S. Currency it makes it valueble to all Americans. American dollars can be transferred to any other form of money so therefore American dollars have value everywhere in the world because almost all societies have a monetary system similar to ours.…

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    Values are morals that we practice in our everyday lives. Our values make up our personalities. We trust that they will guide us to who we want to be in the future. Believing in our values is important, but some values we might not support and believe in, this also makes us who we are. The first value that I strongly believe in is religion, Religion is the belief in a God or gods, and practicing to be a better person. My family and I are devoted Christians. I was baptized five months after I…

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    Value Of American Women

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    One word, two syllables, five letters with a strong meaning, value. Often misinterpreted as financial worth (cost, expense, profit), value instead defines as “the regard that something is held to deserve; the importance, worth, or usefulness of something” (Merriam-Webster). “Modern” American society, for example, continues to disregard women’s potential and, instead, reiterates the ideal woman: perfect wife, perfect mother, perfect daughter, perfect employee, and perfect body via social media…

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