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    In the story “’Mericans” by Sandra Cisneros the setting symbolizes how Mexican-Americans, in this case, Micaela and her siblings, live in between two different worlds without being completely accepted into either the Mexican or the American culture. The fact that there are only two settings in the story along with the interactions with their grandma and the tourists and the references made about pop culture, gives enough evidence to support the idea that setting of the story serves as a symbol…

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    What is your vision for America? This could very well take some time to think about. My vision for America would be no homeless veterans, an improvement on the education system, and the fast advancing of technology. The people of America need to improve these things before it becomes a bigger deal than it already is. Homeless veterans is something nobody wants to talk about. These are men and women who have served in our high-spirited military who are homeless after being discharged. Veterans…

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    In the 1950s, San Diego’s Little Italy consisted of more than 6,000 Italian families who toiled to build San Diego into the center of the world’s tuna industry. From the 19th century through the 1970s, people from Italy led the enterprise in boat building, and as a result, found the American tuna fishing fleet and canning industry based in San Diego, the "tuna capital" of Western United States. Confetti for Gino takes place in the booming fishing market of San Diego’s Little Italy and primarily…

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    My American Dream For centuries, people from different countries have started to migrate to the United States for a better life. This mission of being successful is known for being an American Dream. The American Dream is basically someone who is trying their hardest to become successful in life. Those who come to the United States tend to work the hardest so they can support themselves, their family, and to be happy. For example, someone who worked very hard to support their family and be…

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    What does it mean to be an American? Statesmen, poets, and politicians have pondered this question, and for years intellectuals and even average citizens have tried to pry into the meaning of being American. This highly subjective question resonates in a different way for me than it does for many of my classmates. According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary, an American is “a native or citizen of the United States”. According to history books, talk show personalities, and political analysts,…

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    Throughout history, and even in modern times, there has always been evidence of the American Dream. The American Dream is the idea that you can go from nothing, working hard through determination and perseverance, that you can achieve wealth, success and equal opportunity. To accomplish these dreams, you need to keep your goal in mind, being proactive and under any circumstances, keep on continuing to work towards your happiness in life. Every U.S citizen has the opportunity within the dream to…

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    The U.S.-Mexican border is the most dangerous area in the U.S. and in order to prevent the leak of drugs and crime we need funding for any form of border control. To prove that the border between Mexico and the U.S. is dangerous and in need of better support, I did some research. Since year 2010, there have been three thousand six hundred twenty-two shootings, stabbings, and deaths by torture. As a journalist in Ciudad Juarez, Julian Cardona has often heard and witnessed beheadings. Julian also…

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    What does it mean to be an American? What ideas and experiences define being an American? These are questions that people living in the United States occasionally ask themselves. Some individuals simply choose to define being an American as simply living on United States soil, while alternatively certain Americans wish to limit being an American to a more legal definition – such as legally being a citizen in the country or the rights we are given. Others choose to find more personal definitions…

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    We all desire the American Dream we all want it we been giving the ideal American Dream and we want it.The settlers came to this new land seeking freedom from the king. Who has been pushing his religious ideals down the people’s throat so they left seeking religious freedom from the king. They had a dream with them which turned into the American Dream. The American Dream to anyone is a good education, a great sum of money, and a family life. A good education to anyone is public education,…

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    This young but great nation has seen its share of ups and downs already. Between our moments of heroism and the struggles we have endured, I believe our country has advanced beyond belief. I am immensely proud of all that we have accomplished, but I cannot say that this would be my personal vision for America. Maybe I was born in the wrong time, or maybe I was just raised in an old fashioned state of mind, but my ideal vision for America would be more of a flashback. Our country was founded on…

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