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English work. “All My Sons”. By: Victoria Arce Aburto 1º Medio C. The american dream. The american dream. Set of ideals in which freedom, prosperity and success are achieved by hard work, leading to happiness. It has as base that “all men are created equal”. Started in 1600s.

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  1. English work “All My Sons” By: Victoria ArceAburto 1º Medio C

  2. The american dream

  3. The american dream • Set of ideals in which freedom, prosperity and success are achieved by hard work, leading to happiness. • It has as base that “all men are created equal”. • Started in 1600s. • Stereotype of the perfect home: A house with a white picket fence

  4. Life and society in the us after the second world war

  5. Life and society in the us after the second world war • Economy grew and also prosperity. • There's a young generation (as every one else was in war) and also less people. • There was a general stability in al families, supported specially by the amount of money that was owed by the other nations. • After some years, began a race between US (capitalist) and the Soviet Union (communists)  “Cold War”

  6. Conscription us world war two

  7. Conscription us world war two • Men between 18 and 64 years (in the most extreme cases) had to go obligatory to war and first make the military service (for the younger ones) when called  this was disliked by the men and there respective families.

  8. Propaganda for conscription

  9. Propaganda for conscription • Propaganda used was mostly showing the happiness of the families letting go their sons and husbands to war  totally opposite as reality. • Other type of propaganda used was the government calling for help.

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