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What Is An American?

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  Total Pages: 2.64
  Total Words: 660
  Total Characters: 2990
  Number of Sentences: 29


  Averages

  Words per Sentences: 22.76
  Characters per Words: 4.53


  Readability

  Flesch Reading Ease: 67.73
  Fog Scale Level: 12.32
  Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 9.47  

What is an American?

Let me ask you this:  What is an American?  There is no right or wrong way
to answer this question. It is diffucult to compare an American today to an
American two-hundred and fifty years ago, because the modern day America is
so diverse that a label cannot be stuck on the forehead of today's society.
There are many different ways that one can describe an American today,
infact there are so many ways that I could never come close to covering all
of them in this essay.   I feel the three most effective ways to describe
today's American are by the persons age, his or her priorities in life, and
the way he or she chooses to present his or her physical self to others
(fashion).
Throughout the life of an American their age at the time usually determines
what activities they choose to be part of.  A sixteen year old boy would not
choose to spend his Saturday afternoon doing the same thing that a 75 year
old grandfather of  6 would spend his afternoon doing.  The teenager might
decide to play a game of baseball in the park, while the older man might
decide to spend the evening with his grandchildren in his garden.  Even
though both of these people decide to busy themselves differently because of
their age they are still Americans.  So it is evident that a persons age is
descriptive of what a person may choose do with themselves.
Yet another description of an American are the priorities that he or she
hold dear to them.  One person may feel that their family is their greatest
priority,  however a man with no family would not feel this way.  This man
might feel that his greatest priority would be taking care of himself.  This
can also be tied in with age.  A younger person might feel that his of her
greatest priority is to their friends, but an older person might fee...

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