1. Finding and Living the American Dream
... the new "civilization" to benefit the race. The captain even supported discrimination by brutally suppressing the unions and competitors. Is the American Dream worth trampling on others? Despite the horrible things he did, Werbel, a Fulbright Scholar, acknowledges some positives and defends Andrew Carnegie to some extent ... but everyone doesn't banish him from the good list. Abruptly after the roaring 20's, the stock market crashed and the Great Depression barged in. To most, this changed the perspective of the ideal life. During the 1930's the American Dream increasingly became hope ...
- Word Count: 1607
- Approx Pages: 6
- Has Bibliography