Think about your education, family, and work circumstances and reflect on what the American Dream means to you. Using (and correctly referencing) a) ideas and terminology from C. Wright Mills's The...

Think about your education, family, and work circumstances and reflect on what the American Dream means to you. Using (and correctly referencing) a) ideas and terminology from C. Wright Mills'sThe Sociological Imagination:The Promise, b) the terms micro and macro, c) Chapter 1,and d)Two American Families,

Here is a link to the video: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/two-american-families/

answer these three questions:

1. What support you in achieving the American dream?


2. What inhibits you fromachieving the American Dream?


3. What is your impression of how sociology can learn about the American Dream of today, tomorrow, or yesterday?

. Make sure your post refers to the materials for this week.

Here is some content that I wrote that can be used …..

Much like the Neuman family in the video if Two American Families, I always envisioned owning a house and having a family, but there's so much more to the dream. What supports me in achieving the American dream is furthering myself in my education and career. What inhibits me from living the American dream is money. At the same time, I make decent money. It's not sustainable to purchase a house since it is only my income, and I am currently paying my way through school. Sociology can learn about the American Dream by understanding American society and its components.