The American Dream: It's Not All About Money

As an individual, we have our own view on the composition of American dreams. For some people it may be a potential area and for others it may be both fame and wealth. The United States is the only country that always keeps the dream of the country. We are always models of other countries. Foreigners came here to realize their dreams, Americans have tried to find their own dreams. We are looking for, how to get an American dream, buy a dream to throw down their money, bankruptcy and more misery than ever in a whim, to find out what to make it a reality It continues to.

Comparing the views of American Dream in the 1920s and American Dream in the 1940s, this seems to be repeated. American dreams are constantly changing and changing. Today 's American dream is similar to the 1920' s dream. The ideal of American life is to be consistent with the success that our society decides. In the 1920's, money, materialism, status appeared instead of the teaching of the founders. Returning to family values, in the 1940s I returned to American life.

What is America's dream? Is it just to pursue freedom, life, and happiness, or just how much money can you get with people? Solar power is drawn in the African-American family raisin 1950's, they could be left unity at the hardest time. Surviving as an African American in the 1950s itself was wonderful. Lorraine Hansberry did not explain the actual situation of the existing problem. Many people in today's society are seeing racial prejudice as another reason why blacks must be "angry" by white people. I also believe that black people think things are making it even worse than it actually is, until I had a casual conversation with a black woman who lives in the 1950s. When I heard the pain with the voice of Mrs. Dorothy, I really began to understand the bad feelings of black. Mrs Dorothy took the time to explain to me in fact how she treated it.

Since the 1930s, the US and everyone can return home, family, opportunities, money and security have always considered "American dream." Unfortunately, this dream is not something everyone can achieve, It is not. The theme of the play drama of Lorraine Hands Berry is a dream like "Hughes raisins raised" Find out the poem "Harlem" of Langston Hughes for the surroundings, explore the idea of ​​"American Dream" "day raisin, "Died the same and dried in the sun." Through play, all the letters are at the end of the script, despite race, gender, class discrimination, this dream can not be realized The idea of ​​American dream has been analyzed.The most important aspect of discovery of young people who have expressed their dream life is to bring this family together