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Will We Change From Technology Inevitable In America?

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Change is inevitable, it happens all the time. Everything changes, from technology to people to countries. America grows so much in just a small amount of time. It has been over 400 years since Jamestown was colonized. Ever since then America has grown to one of the strongest countries in the world. America will change in many ways, either for the good or the bad. Technology is a big part of everyone’s life now, and almost every individual owns one piece of technology or more. Schools use computers to put up grades for students to use. Cell phones are used by everyone and are so easy to connect with each other just by a touch on a screen. Technology is not only about electronic devices, it is about new inventions that are being created. There are flying cars already, but only the richest of people can own them. Technology will grow so much more. There could be a chance that in the future there will be pens the write for you, or pillows that can show you what you dreamt the night before. Technology might also help find a cure for cancers or some diseases. Technology is only getting better and it is not slowing down. …show more content…

Sadly, wars might get worse because countries are becoming more competitive, and they want control of other countries. There is always the competition on which country is better, or stronger. It is important to America that their military is the best. One way to prove that is going into war. America also likes to take control of smaller countries. In the future, America will want to start taking control of bigger countries, or start testing their weapons on some of these countries. It is scary to know that war is in the world, and that it is unexpected, and unsure on how big the wars can

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