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why is the american dream unattainable

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The destruction of Gatsby's dream for Daisy and the Wall Street Crash demonstrate that the American Dream is unattainable. The American Dream in the 1920's is still alive in America today. Fitzgerald demonstrates that because the American Dream is the continuous desire for better, it is impossible to fully grasp

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