Title: The American Dream: Dead or Alive
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Content: The American Dream is one seen in the eyes of most as the situation in which one comes from little or no money but can come to the United States of America and achieve what was thought to be impossible. Simply put, the American Dream is the chance to live out the catch phrase, “Zero to Hero”! The American Dream, however, is not one of reasonable proportions in today's society seeing that to even start somewhere, one must come from money. Therefore, the American Dream is no longer alive because of the fact that everything revolves around and must start with wealth and that the “Dream” is not feasible in most circumstances. In some cases, the American Dream does seem to “work." John D. Rockefeller, a baptist family man, become one of the richest men in the history of the world when horizontally integrating all oil industries in the early 20th century. My mother was born and grew up in the People’s Republic of China and had always dreamed of becoming a high school math teacher. In China, math was a very sought after subject to teach, making it a very competitive and almost unreachable as a desire. When she moved to the United States as a 17-year-old and decided to stay, she thought this dream wouldn’t be attainable because English was not her first language. However, over the course of 3 decades, after switching occupations a number of times, her dream had finally been realized.