Decline Of America Essay

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America a nation declining because we are divided. Every morning schools around America chant and know these words by heart, One Nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. But how could there be justice when the same people who sing the pledge have lost faith in their government. Not only has the American People lost faith but America has become ignorant to its corruption and what is happening outside their borders. Like the Roman Empire, the United States is in a similar pattern of decline as seen in the areas of Economics, Politics, and socially. T

he Uniteds States by two main factors. Socially the people of America have become very ignorant and insensitive of each other “America's mutual ignorance of the outside …show more content…

The Empire relied on the slaves to labor in the fields, they had overworked the soil of their land so much they suffered a inflation. “the economy [of the Empire] suffered from inflation, a drastic drop in the value of money coupled with a rise in prices….Europe became increasingly meager.” (Hay, Elias, Fielding-Barnsley, Homel, & Freiberg, 2007). Because of the sudden drop of the value of money people became more selfish, many people were suffering from disease and many more unfortunately died. Socially people were busy worrying for themselves and love ones, no one was longer interested in public affairs. This is when the people of the Roman Empire became divided because they had no confidence in the empire and were unable to sustain its enormous military, and was forced to turn to outsiders because they lacked …show more content…

Just as how the people of the Roman Empire the people of the United States also lack faith and don’t have confidence in their government. It is interesting to know that both cultures believed their systems were corrupted, the corruption was caused because of the contrast between the rich and the poor, the rich were the people who were in control. “politicians can be bribed to reduce regulation of industries.”(NICHOLAS RICCARDI). If politicians were being bribed by powering companies what security did the poor

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