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English, 05.05.2021 20:50, briannawilliams893

In "The American Dream" the speaker’s argument that Americans must come together as equals is supported by the fear that the American dream will end.
the belief that people have a right to equality.
the demand that Americans change their ways.
the suggestion that people become more religious.

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