American History: Our Hope For The Future

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American History: Our hope for the future America, considered the “free” nation of the world, is what millions of us call home. Our country, like others, has it’s issues and could always be “better.” Whether it is politics, or economy, everything could be better no matter how good it already is. We all have different hopes for our nation and expectations for what we want it to be. My hope for our future here in America is to have a thriving economy, eliminate violence, and once again take pride in our nation. What’s meant by a thriving economy is to have many jobs available across the nation for different types of people in different situations. American life could be even better if we had more of a demand for jobs and made more to put …show more content…

And one answer I always give myself is Hopefully it will once again be great and it will be able to sustain peace amongst our people and have the world’s most thriving economy. Harry Truman once said “America was not built on fear. America was built on courage, on imagination and an unbeatable determination to do the job at hand.” This quote sums up what America truly is and it predicts what it can be. Many people here are very hard workers whether it’s on a job site or overseas in a war. When the call of duty comes to our nation our brave citizens always answer. This is how America will hopefully always be, it’s very important to have people who take pride in their country and are willing to die to protect it. And it’s the men and women that served us and that we should honor and remember because they helped make America what it is today, they protected us from enemies and saved the American way when it was most needed. My biggest hope for our future is to keep the tradition of being hardworking and brave in our great nation. Because without hardworking and brave people our nation would not make it when the time came to defend it, and in the future I hope for success in whatever our country is

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