Ever since this country has been established, it has been prospering, growing, and has become one of the most powerful countries in the world. Most people in America have what they want, ranging from cars to homes and from cd's to the most extravagant furniture. Many people live comfortably. Excluding the unemployed, homeless, and the lower class that is on welfare or struggling to get by, this country's people have it pretty well. Although most of them take what they have for granted. They don't realize how lucky they are to stay warm during the winter, keep cool during the summer, have a roof over their heads, and be able to do what they want. Also American people are fake patriots, they turn patriotic in times of misfortune, such as September 11, or the war. .
In other countries American people are viewed as, ignorant, stuck up, not caring, selfish, lazy and fake. American people have been known to be very ignorant and naive. They consume more than half of the worlds resources and when a regular person is asked about that their reply is usually "hey why not if we can". American people have also been known to be very aggressive, people think that all they want to do is fight as soon as something small happens. This may be true but sometimes, the fighting must happen or does it? What about in the Iraq case, most people thought they were going after weapons but where are they? Did they vanish, because no one found them? Although most other wars the fighting had to happen, many of the casualties could have been limited, if the country could have been smarter. In the case of the .
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Vietnam conflict, why did 58,000 soldiers had to die in over ten years? Many of them died because the Country refused to declare war. So the soldiers before engaging in a fight had to get permission from many people so they could fight, which in many cases injured or killed many soldiers by the time they got permission.
Grant the nickname of "Unconditional Surrender- Grant. ... Grant grew impatient. ... Pressure was amounting in Washington to take action against Grant. ... All Lincoln ever wanted was someone who would not procrastinate, but take responsibility and act. ... Grant's plan was simple. ...
Grant Hiram Ulysses Grant was the first-born child of Jesse Root Grant and Hannah Simpson Grant. ... Grant. ... Grant did not take his wife and young son because his army pay would not support a family in the West. ... She also did not want to take their young son on such a hard trip as that would be. ... Grant's answer became famous. ...
Grant Wood was born on a farm near Anamosa, Iowa on February 13, 1891. ... On the night of his high school graduation in 1910, Grant Wood boarded a train for Minneapolis where he enrolled in art school. ... By expressing these things Grant Wood is showing a negative statement with his art and a disadvantage to the midwestern lifestyle. ... Interpetitive focusing mainly on content of Grant Wood's American Gothic. ... The house is distance expressing how far they have come and what it will take to successed. ...
This story takes place when segregation was occurring in the late 1940s in Bayonne, Louisiana. ... "Anything I ought to take him?... " (Grant pg. 216). ... " (Grant pg. 236). ... Paul stated that Grant was a great teacher, but Grant did not believe him. ...
Grant was the 18th President of the United States of America. ... Grant was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio in 1822. ... At West Point, Grant was only an average student. ... When the Civil War began in 1861, he reenlisted in the Union army and his military career began to take off. ... Mark Twain, a friend of Grant, helped him edit his memoirs. ...
People today take a lot of things for granted, Such as technology,money,opportunities, and life itself. Sadly, the things that people should take for granted, such as education, they feel obligated to do so. ... Celebrities take more things for granted than your average person. ... Well honestly here, I would be a hypocrite if I were to say that i don't take things for granted. In order to survive in this country you must take somethings for granted. ...
Harry Peter "Bud" Grant, Jr. ... Grant was the second (1967-83) and fourth (1985) head coach of the team. ... Playing for the Lakers also allowed Grant to continue to pitch as a "hired gun" for town teams around Minnesota and Wisconsin in his summers, a lucrative side career for Grant. ... Grant, who had played for a wide variety of coaches in his career, hadn't really considered a coaching career at that point, but decided to take the position and give up playing. ... While being a strict disciplinarian, Grant also respected his players, and treated them like men. ...
Grant Wood's paintings were influenced by the landscape of his home; the Midwest and it's inhabitants. ... At the age of ten, Grant's father, Francis, passed away. ... After a summer of the position, Grant left and returned home to Cedar Rapids where he farmed in the summer of 1911. ... Throughout this chaos toward the end of his life, in 1941, Grant Wood was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. ... This painting takes place in late September and early October. ...
Grant Wood's paintings were influenced by the landscape of his home; the Midwest and it's inhabitants. ... At the age of ten, Grant's father, Francis, passed away. ... After a summer of the position, Grant left and returned home to Cedar Rapids where he farmed in the summer of 1911. ... Throughout this chaos toward the end of his life, in 1941, Grant Wood was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. ... This painting takes place in late September and early October. ...
