The first way I analyzed my surveys was by age. It was brought to my attention that the younger generation (1-17) was not too concerned about money in the American Dream. This made me think, wh

Now to return to the original question, do people of different age, gender, and nationality see the importance of money in the American Dream differently? Since I have analyzed my surveys from three different perspectives I feel that in the age category, unfortunately, the younger generation thinks money is not really important unlike the older generation. Furthermore, the category comparing gender, my findings were, women think happiness is bought to a certain extent, but the males feel that money can’t really “buy” happiness but materialistically speaking, it can make life easier and enables you to live comfortably. Also, my survey showed that African Americans think highly of money and those not of African American decent have more of a variety of lifestyl

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