The reality of the American Dream

In your country, you probably have strong traditions and a culture that you value. In the United States, there are also important American values. American values are the things that matter most to Americans. When people follow the news of immigrants to America and see their successes, this also gives them motivation to emigrate, and increases faith in a true idea. The American dream they have, as many have heard about Arnold's emigration from Austria to achieve his dream in America, where he became to be known bodybuilder, and then became the governor of the state of California

A survey conducted by USA Today showed that 55 percent of Americans have become more pessimistic about the lives of their children due to the high prices and the housing crisis. David Wallechinsky, writes that so many Americans, struggling with rising costs, falling wages, and little saving for retirement, seemed to worry about the American dream and the fate of their well-being. with opportunity for each according to ability or achievement." We have seen how the non-American Arnold has achieved a lot, and he was elected Governor of California in 2003. This is of course after he worked hard and learned the English language he did not know when he came to America, and worked to integrate himself into American culture, by participating in useful activities to give back. From Arnold Schwarzenegger’s experience, we conclude that for a person to achieve what he wants in America, he must give as much as he can to this country. Martin Luther King said, “Anybody can be great, because anybody can serve.” On the other hand, Anya Kamenetz confirms, that we need six planets full of resources if the whole world consumes as America consumes and some other countries, and that consumption indicators in driving, shopping, etc. in America are increasing, and this means that excess luxury also has negative effects on the planet, she thinks that we should Focusing on a new American dream, which is to obtain the required well-being at a time commensurate with meeting the requirements of the American youth in caring for children, and for enjoy with family and friends.