Home of the Brave and Land of the Free

             Home of the brave, and land of the free, but our nation truly has more depth than that. Our nation, built by many different peoples, continues to grow culturally and mature as decades pass. In this way we strive for a national identity that is largely founded on what people had and have brought from their old country, as well as what we have made our own from evolution and creativity. It was from that where America gets its uniqueness, but not just from this. Our unique qualities aren't just from our different backgrounds merging into a large collage, but also from how we have to set ourselves apart. It was the brave, rebelling people that fought for independence, having their own ideas, such as all men are created equal where our uniqueness was born. In our search for a national identity we have came into struggles in clearly defining who we are, for if all men were created equal, then slaves would have to be too. This may have been one of the greatest hurdles we have encountered in finding ourselves, resulting in a civil war, fighting for hat America was to be. Again and again we continued to face challenges, and still do until this day, continuing for all time. From each problem we learn a little more about ourselves, of whom we are as a nation. As a nation we continue to change, capable of being a totally different nation, lead by ever-changing beliefs and guided by the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, as well as the will and virtue of the people. It was this idea of 'power to the people' that had first set us apart, influencing others to see in our new ways. These ways allowed great opportunity for our people, as well as for the ones to come, giving us the nickname of 'The Land of Opportunity', granting so much more than so many other places. Our beginning ideas made it where our people had the most freedom out of anywhere else in the world.
             America today continues to see more and...

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