Personal Narrative: I Believe In America

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THE AMERICA I BELIEVE IN The America i believe in the past has, heroes, we had very exquisite heroes. We had great heroes because of our great patriotism.who? you my ask had that great patriotism,it was none other than the great George Washington. George was a very great man, he said that he could never tell a lie.He also cut down a cherry tree. And the America i believe in has people who cared back then, we cared because we were brought together by truth and justice.We cared when the times were tough. The America I trust in has honesty, we had honesty back then we would take responsibility for what we did. I feel like the America i believe in had heros, people who cared, and honesty in an older time. I think that

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