City Upon A Hill

Life was not easy for the early New England colonial period Puritans, but it was possible to free their faith from the persecution of the English church. They have the opportunity to use the Bible as their laws to create their ideal society under God, and they will define the way of life. Puritans started to make their model society, and it was able to spread and eliminate church impurities. But how these beliefs and goals ultimately affect their society. In Eric Foner's book "Give Freedom: American History", he points out. But Puritanism is not just a series of thoughts, it is enthusiasm for pursuing the state of mind, the true belief of aliens.

"Mountains of the city" of the new world. "A city on the mountain" starts with a government based on a religious belief. It has evolved into a government accusing people who did not believe in Puritans. For example, believe in Puritan's faith, participate in the vote of the church, and become a member of the Puritan society. At the "Monkey Trial" in Tennessee in 1925, science teacher John Skod was convicted of its evolution. Only 43 years later domestic law will be abolished. This document claims that American citizens have a certain "nontransferable" right. In 1868, the 14 th revision proposal was drafted to ensure that the provincial government does not deprive people of the lives, freedom and property rights without proper legal process. Here, the most basic rights of people come from the state government. so

American dreams are best defined as "cities on the mountain". "A city on a hill can be defined as an ideology based on personal loyalty and dedication to a nation state beyond the interests of other individuals and groups", or simply better than other countries . The civil war, the 19th century imperialist war, the Korean war, Kurakurukukuru (KKK), the Gulf War are all examples of an excellent "American dream" and examples of how it played an important role in the United States is. All Americans have different concepts of superiority, but we will try to achieve it anyway. Regardless of politics, society, and economic organization, Americans have a deep understanding of their superiority as their country. This pride of American citizens is based on the sense that American national identity is somewhat better than all other countries.