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. . . only to be ended with something so devastating as the Great Depression. "Pride goes before fall" is a very true statement, so no matter how successful times may seem only misfortune can be the realistic outcome.
 
. . . only to be ended with something so devastating as the Great Depression. "Pride goes before fall" is a very true statement, so no matter how successful times may seem only misfortune can be the realistic outcome.
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'''6.''' Simply becoming President of the United States, and then being reelected for a second term is absolutely incredible since it would appear that he wasn't exactly the most successful person in the world. Serving America as he served would count for one of his greatest accomplishments, but closely followed by his speech at the Berlin Wall. Even though he was constantly told that he couldn't use a certain statement in his speech, he defied those who told him off, setting an example of almost prophetic proportions. ''Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!'' The wall would fall two years later, but Reagan's words remained.
    
'''7.''' At least the late 1400s, but no more then about 1550. America is still depicted to be very close to India, and a bit smaller then what it is in real life. America has met and surpassed many expectations, possibly a few of the cartographer too. But even though we are still "land of the free," it's getting harder and harder to be respected as a Christian even though Christianity and the want to follow Christ freely is what brought people to America in the first place.
 
'''7.''' At least the late 1400s, but no more then about 1550. America is still depicted to be very close to India, and a bit smaller then what it is in real life. America has met and surpassed many expectations, possibly a few of the cartographer too. But even though we are still "land of the free," it's getting harder and harder to be respected as a Christian even though Christianity and the want to follow Christ freely is what brought people to America in the first place.
    
[[Category:American History lectures]]
 
[[Category:American History lectures]]
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