What are your responsibilities to America? Some people say their responsibility is to serve in the army, while others say that paying their taxes and serving jury duty when it comes up is enough to uphold their responsibility. Of many of the responsibilities we, American citizens, have, some of the most important are free speech to speak our opinions, educating ourselves in core classes, and voting, as it allows us to shape America in an image we want. The first of few are free speech. Given this responsibility at a mere two years of age, I’m expected to speak my mind about what I want. Of course, as a child, all I really want is more cookies, and possibly a new video game. “I think I should be allowed to play this game for two hours instead …show more content…
First, I’d learn to read and write. I’d learn the history of my people, and I’d learn the history of other countries. I’d learn to count as well as learn the parts of the body. Going into highschool, I’d have in-depth examinations of the articles of confederation and the amendments to the constitution. I’d read biographies of the founding fathers and world leaders, as well as start my own writings explaining history. I’d have essays filled with why World War II was so close, what happened between Russia and America, and why we had the Great Depression. When I’m twenty-one, I will be able to vote for the next election. My ideas I’ve shared with the world, and the massive amounts of education I’ve went through will have me prepared for our next presidential election. My vote, along with many others, will be important, and could possibly get my ideas for America implemented into the system. While I can never be sure what the future holds, I know that to be an American citizen, I must uphold what I consider to be my responsibilities. Only serving jury duty and paying my taxes is not enough for what this country does for me. In order to keep America free and safe, I will continue to educate myself and practice my free speech, preparing for the polls when they come
Mr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, Members of Congress, the First Lady of the United States, and Citizens of America: Tonight, as we mark the conclusion of our celebration of Black History Month, we are reminded of our Nation's path toward civil rights and the work that still remains. Recent threats targeting Jewish Community Centers and vandalism of Jewish cemeteries, as well as last week's shooting in Kansas City, remind us that while we may be a Nation divided on policies, we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all its forms. Each American generation passes the torch of truth, liberty and justice — in an unbroken chain all the way down to the present. That torch is now in our hands. And we will use it to light
Gerald Early, an American essayist, once wrote “There are only three things that America will remembered for 2000 years from now when they study this civilization: The Constitution, Jazz music, and Baseball. These are the 3 most beautiful things this culture’s ever created.” It is, of course, difficult to predict your
Being responsible to America can be achieved in multiple ways. From voting to serving in our armed forces you can be responsible in America. Being in the military is one of the highest responsibilities to America. You can be responsible by doing small things. There are many benefits to being responsible.
What does it mean to be an American today? Being an American isn’t hard,but sometimes people just like to not follow things. First thing is being to say The Pledge of Allegiance in school than sitting down on your lazy butt. Second thing is being yourself. Three thing is if you are at a game standing up and put your hand on our heart for The Star Stander Bender .
People in America need to know how to take better care of their country, making it a healthier place to live. In this day and age, so many young people don’t want to work and so America is getting run down. Even though America is getting run down if we work together and we can make America a healthier place for our kids to grow up in. Some ways to help America an improved place will be helping with agriculture, help grow respectable leaders, and help the environment.
Moving on to responsibilities as citizens, I believe we should protect our Bill of Rights. As I said before, the Bill of Rights is a majority of our rights in the United States, so it should be cherished. As citizens, our government needs to know that these rights are important to us and we believe that they are essential to a successful government. Also, I believe that we need to be aware of what is going on around us and speak when wrong is being done and keep our country safe. Adding on to that, we need to take care of our country by not littering and being environmentally responsible.
To begin, one of my responsibilities to America is preparing myself for the future. As a junior in highschool, I have seen many citizens not use their rights and freedom in a proper manner. Having freedom, liberty, and pursuit of happiness in America comes with the responsibility to use them each correctly and not take advantage like many citizens do. Having freedom and rights is a privilege. I prepare myself for the future by learning from other people 's mistakes.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Being American to me means the ability to pursue happiness, an education, an income, and any of my dreams. Being able to live in a country that you can do anything that you set your mind to do and not having a dictator ruling the citizens. By being apart of this nation you are fortunate enough to have and make your own choices in life. Two main symbols that most people can immediately name when they think of the U.S. is the bald eagle and the American flag.
I plan to set up the first successful republic without a tax system. If I am able to pull this great reform off, we shall go down in history as the most prosperous and flourishing empire. I also plan to explore more land to further help the republic by hopefully creating more colonies around our land. I also plan to greatly increase our senate for more voices and opinion. It is crucial that we entrust more senate seats to people who are well-educated.
Being an American can mean many different things all depending on the different perspectives of different ethnic or religious groups. So what does being an American mean to me? Being an American to means that everyone can live a happy stress free life where they don’t have to worry about being discriminated against or feeling like they don’t have equal rights. To start with, being an American can range in definition depending on a person 's perspective of America. Personally, I would say being an American is when you can live a happy life where you don 't have to worry about being treated differently because of the color of your skin.
When you ask a non American “What does America mean to you?” , they will more often than not answer with hamburgers, obesity, NFL and Reality TV. That is okay because who doesn 't love hamburgers and football filled Sundays, who doesn 't love watching silly reality TV shows and who doesn 't love a cheat day every once in awhile? Those people are judging a book by its cover and fortunately for me… well my thoughts about America are quite different. When an individual asks me “What does America mean to you?”
When we speak about measuring the well being of a Country's citizens, There are many factors that we must take in account. The challenge of the country is National leader's are promising on rebuilding America again. Pounding on a system that did not go under over night. Many people today are still unemployed, living in poverty, business's are closing their doors all around the country and world wide. Causing major losses to well known business's here in the United States.
As a typical high school student, you don’t really think that being American has anything to do with you. When people thing of their responsibilities to America they think of politicians and possibly the Presidential race. What people don’t know is that there is a lot more they can do for this country than they can even believe. Every citizen has a role to play in the machine that is America. America is a country that is built by the people for the people .
My vision for America is to go back and live in the days with lower taxes, lower obesity rate, and a happier life at home. No more divorced parents, no more having to ask a crush out via text, no more wishing that there was a way for kids to go outside and play instead of playing their new electronics. It’s hard to think that my children will have to experience so many different things than I did. They will never know what it is like to have to call on a home phone or have to sit through what the parents chose for the show on t.v because we didn’t have our own television in our rooms. My children will have to be the saviors of the pollution, the brains for our education, and the ones who carry on to try and love America like we
I owe it to my country to do what is necessary because of what it has done for me. It was provided me a land with a magnitude of freedom and I am blessed to be a part of it. So in return, I will show my pride for this country, participate in governmental activities and follow order because this truly is one of the greatest countries in the