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The development of the Culture of the United States of America has been marked by a tension between two strong sources of inspiration: European ideals, especially British; and domestic originality. American culture encompasses traditions, ideals, customs, beliefs, values, arts, and innovations developed both domestically and imported via British colonization and immigration. Prevalent ideas and ideals which evolved domestically such as important national holidays, uniquely American sports, proud military tradition, and innovations in the arts and entertainment give a strong sense of national pride among the population as a whole. It includes both conservative and liberal elements, military and scientific competitiveness, political structures, risk taking and free expression, materialist and moral elements. It also includes elements which evolved from Native Americans, and other ethnic subcultures; most prominently the culture of African American slave descendants and different cultures from Latin America. Many cultural elements, especially popular culture have been exported across the globe through modern mass media where American culture is sometimes resented. A few of the cultural elements have remained rather exclusive to North America. Culture of the United StatesArchitecture Cinema Comic books Cuisine Dance Folklore Literature Music Poetry Radio Sculpture Sports Television Theater Visual arts From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License how is the immigration of non-English-speaking people an advantage to the culture of the United States? Q. how does the United States culture benefit from non-english-speaking immigrants? Asked by returnered88 - Wed Sep 12 19:56:03 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments A. The United States' culture DOESN'T benefit from non-English-speaking immigrants. English is much more important in the global society then Spanish. America should remain a majority English speaking country. Answered by King James - Wed Sep 12 20:00:03 2007 How did the United States create the culture of soccer hooliganism and neo-nazism in Europe? Q. How did the United States create the culture of soccer hooliganism and neo-nazism in Europe? Asked by unknown - Sun Dec 27 18:45:29 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments A. Hank, why do you post so many questions and answers that are racially inflaming.? What is your issue? Racial tolerance starts within ourselves. You really need to look at yourself. I am sure that deep down you are a good person since you have such strong emotions on these issues. Ask yourself this... "What can I say and do to improve race relations ?" In all of the world, there are persons (individuals) that are racially intolerant who incite others to feel the same. Tolerance starts with you. Do and say to other people, in the same way you would like them to say and do to you. If we live in a tolerant society and promote it, it will wash off on others. Answered by Oz M - Sun Dec 27 22:25:35 2009 How is China similar and different from the United States in terms of culture?
Q. How is China similar and different from the United States in terms of culture? Asked by Mother Bear - Sun Apr 11 20:57:14 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Actually, I have often considered China to be the America of Asia. I feel its the most similar when it comes to sentiment. When it comes to pride, aggressiveness, ambition, etc... no other Asian country is as similar to America as China. Answered by Seriously - Sun Apr 11 21:01:39 2010 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Culture of the United States" See also:
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