Essay on what freedom means to me in india for grade 3
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India is my country.
It is my motherland and it is the place which has provided me shelter, food and given me an opportunity to pursue my dreams and ambitions.
My motherland means everything to me, and it is my duty to serve my nation in any and every way I can.
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Everyone has their own idea of what freedom means. Some exercise the freedoms of religion, freedom of travel, or the freedom of the choice to choose my career. The freedom I use daily is the freedom to a free education.
Our founding fathers planned this nation to be fair and allow us opportunities that other nations do not provide. We celebrate this every year by lighting up this nation’s blue sky every year on the Fourth of July since 1776. We also show our pride by singing the nation’s national anthem at every sporting event, we hang flags in our classrooms and say the pledge of allegiance at least once a week.
We have soldiers who have died defending this nation, our rights, and this nation as a whole. We fought Britain for our independence because we realized the unfairness of that type of government so we wrote our own and remain loyal to that to this day. The sad thing is I have done nothing to deserve this except be born in the USA and obey the laws. I am accepted in this great nation, and for that I am thankful.
Our founding fathers planned this nation to be fair and allow us opportunities that other nations do not provide. We celebrate this every year by lighting up this nation’s blue sky every year on the Fourth of July since 1776. We also show our pride by singing the nation’s national anthem at every sporting event, we hang flags in our classrooms and say the pledge of allegiance at least once a week.
We have soldiers who have died defending this nation, our rights, and this nation as a whole. We fought Britain for our independence because we realized the unfairness of that type of government so we wrote our own and remain loyal to that to this day. The sad thing is I have done nothing to deserve this except be born in the USA and obey the laws. I am accepted in this great nation, and for that I am thankful.
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