for themselves and strive to reach them. The American dream is like a grade which a

student works hard to receive. It is a goal that one sets for himself. The dream, just like

the grade, may not always be easy to achieve, but through hard work and determination

anyone can live out their dreams. As people travel across the Atlantic from Europe, they

look out and see the Statue of Liberty holding her radiating torch of freedom. The new

immigrants are about to step foot in America, home of the free and land of opportunity.

Many people who come to America, or who are born Americans, have a dream of what

life will be like in this wonderful country. Envisioning that dream is like painting a

beautiful picture - freedom, prosperity and success all contribute to people's vision of

being a happy American. By viewing the American dream, of St. Jean De Crevecoeur,

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Iola Leroy, and the Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments

and Resolutions one is able to see how different each one of us is, and how many dreams

are really out there. St. Jean De Crevecoeur wrote about the American dream as a

self-worth an incredibly wealthy human being. The Seneca Falls Declaration of

boundaries. Just because they are women, should not undermine their ability to be the

be allowed the chance to be amongst our nations elite. America is a free country with no

that Iola tried to gain, it was her self-worth that she yearned for. She wanted to make a

more. Martin Luther King Jr. was a man of great power. Although he was a black man he

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