Unique Qualities Of Early America

Every country has its own unique qualities, cultures, and peoples. These are the things that make each region unique. Many times, countries have a slogan or stereotype given to them based on the people who live there. The United States of America, for example, has long been known as “the land of opportunity”. The people of early America worked long and hard to earn it this slogan. Those who migrated to America came so that they may have the opportunity to do something great with their lives. All of the people from early America began giving the country its own stereotypes. Those who live in the modern day America represent many of these qualities. Observing people from any part of America, one can see both the positive and negative qualities

They will use their God-given rights as citizens of the United States of America to put others down. This kind of thing brings about issues such as bullying. These people believe that they can hurt others because the Constitution gives them the right to do so. An example of a person like this is Abigail Trenton, a retired woman who speaks freely without caring about the consequences. She will tear others down with no regard for their feelings. She says what is on her mind without thinking about how it will affect others. These kind of people believe that they are entitled to say whatever they want because they live in a country that lets them do so. This gives them great pride in their country which the express through their

Americans love their country and are quick to let others know. Some show their pride in simple ways such as flying an American flag or celebrating Independence day with family. Others go as far as to enlisting in the military to protect their country’s morals and citizens. It is things like these that fill Americans with joy for the country in which they live. A great example of a humble, patriotic American is Glenn Weller. Glenn is a man who has great respect for his country and welcomes others into it. In many ways, Glenn is like the stereotypical American. He loves eagles, guns, and the American flag. What makes him different from the stereotypical American is that he is very humble about his love for his country. He participates in Civil War reenactments every year to teach the future generations about this country and how it was established. He shows his appreciation to those who built America and to those who defend it everyday by flying his flag. Being proud of the country in which someone lives is an admirable trait, though some take it too