Decreasing Equality in a Growing Free Nation

This year in 1607, the first European Americans established the first British settlement in the new world (I think they should be the capital). Jamestown will be the foundation of the world's largest nation. Through the American Revolution, Americans created this magnificent country with a belief in freedom and equality. After rapid centuries of rapid development, we can see that the country is different in slavery. It is now 1877, (insert a comma), the country has seen its most blood fight so far.

We are a great country, a servant of "a country that was devised in freedom, promising human equality". Thanks to our administrative principle, our government keeps these principles, so we got unprecedented wealth and power. The United States has made a greater contribution than any other country than the international order that has historically removed people from despotism and poverty more than ever. We were always the best example, the biggest supporters and the most powerful defender. We are not afraid. We are not anxious for the land and wealth of others. We can not hide behind the wall. We violated them. We are the blessings of humanity

Free people are rarely equal, and equal people are rarely free. Liberty allows tremendous diversity and differentiation, but it does not provide any basic guarantee on the quality of life. As a country, we have decided that some basic minimum protection is important to us. Our social safety net protects fragile Americans from extreme poverty and preventable or curable health. Laws for regulating public resources and protecting the environment have also been enacted. In spite of the opposite conservative argument, stronger support for the government does not mean that most liberals oppose economic success. They only think their relative burden on the high end of the economy is small compared to the benefits the government brings to the bottom.