Brief Summary: America's Gift To My Generation

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“America’s Gift to My Generation” There are a lot of things america has done for us. We are so lucky to be such a great country. Like one thing that was a gift is freedom. Freedom is a very important thing. Some countries don’t have it but we do. Sometimes other countries get envious of us, so they try to take over, but another thing america has givin us are weapons to help us stay safe. Back then they didn't have as easy as we do. For example slavery. Slavery was a thing that involved African-Americans. They had to work for other people for free, they also got beaten to death. Then again its one of those things that america took away as a gift. Another gift america has givin to us is the advanced technology. Back then there

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