American Culture Influence

The Britain's music had an everlasting effect in our society. First of all, according to rollingstone.com “At one point in 1964, the Beatles occupied twelve spots in the Top 100, including every spot in the Top Five: “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Twist and Shout,” “She Loves You,” “I Want to Hold Your Hand” and “Please Please

BBC News states that “ the melting pot imagery has been contested by the idea of multiculturalism, the “salad bowl theory”, or as it is known in Canada, “the Cultural Mosaic”, whereby the immigrants retain their own national characteristics while integrating into a new society” (“Melting pot America”) . BBC News put into words that while immigrants are trying to settle into a new society and new culture they can express their lifestyle along the way. The process of integrating into a new civilization is all about coming together as a whole which creates “America’s Melting point” status. BBC News explains that immigrants have been coming into the United States and have been able to keep and bring in their cultural background during the development. Brandi Waters states that “America is a country of immigrants… one thing that every immigrant brings with them is their culture”. He claims that to be the reason why America is known as the melting pot with all new immigrants with different cultures blending with the American culture (“America: a Melting Pot of Cultures”). Brandi Waters has well explaining that immigrants contribute to the American culture. They expanded on the diversity and culture involving themselves with the already settled in, but also mixed variety United States of America. Waters is explaining that America’s melting pot is made up of all the diverse

Without a doubt the most influential event in the development of music in the 1960’s was what became known as the British invasion. With the televised beatings of peaceful civil-rights protestors the American youth became disenchanted with their government and the music that was produced up until 1963 began to reflect that. After 1963 however acts that had been hugely successful in Britain began to make appearances in America, most notably the Beatles. The band, later known as the fab four, became an overnight success in the states and very few American artists maintained any semblance of popularity as a result of the ensuing beatlemania as it

Around the world for centuries and till this day when an individual thinks of prestige and excellence the British Empire comes to mind. Although, in present day Britain is no longer and empire its influence continues to be found around the world. Britain created many of the ideas which are central to humanity today, such as the Magna Carta, which was signed in 1215 and considered the birthplace of modern democracy. Therefore, it is understandable that Britain is a traditional oriented culture, prideful of the prestiges foundations it has been built upon.

Music plays a significant role in societies all over the world. It allows people of all ethnicities and backgrounds to express themselves. Different music genres help to inspire other artists to create new music that they would not have thought of before. In various ways, Britain and America have influenced and inspired one another for many years. Music was, and still is, a huge connecting factor between the two countries. The Beatles and Bob Dylan, two of the most famous artists of all time, demonstrate how Britain and America had a profound influence on each country’s music culture.

The early modern Atlantic world was a culturally diverse place where many different civilizations of different descent clashed together to make their own impact on each other whether it be through colonization, religion, or even slavery. Many different countries had their own way of impacting each other’s culture and their land. No matter how the countries became acquainted with each other; each country either benefited from another or was hurt by a country.

The world today is continuing to evolve on a daily basis, and that is one thing we can count on it doing. It started evolving from the beginning and will continue to the end of time. The biggest part of evolution is the way our culture has changed over thousands of years. Now, my description of how the world is going to look in 100 years is probably the same as most people my age. Everything will be electronic.

While America was being formed it was influenced by three different cultures, early native Americans, explorers, and imperialist and the colonists. Each of them treasured different things. The native Americans cared more about nature and supernatural things, while colonials cared more about religion and unity.

When Europeans started to travel to the Americas, they had other Intensions in mind; to bring with them the Christian religion. The men that arrived there began to have relations with indigenous women, which lead to a mixing of cultures. Although the European men overpowered the indigenous people, there were some who continued to worship their own beliefs privately (Bentley, Ziegler. Pg 539)

I had a Vietnamese friend in elementary school that had moved from Vietnam recently (about 12 or so years ago) that was probably my only close experience of Asian culture or Asian representation until middle school. I’m writing about him because my understanding of Asians really only came from a 9 - 10 year old boy’s unmoderated adventures through Asian-related online websites, his parents, and my parents view of their family. I really couldn’t understand much without my parents telling me what certain aspects of my friend’s family were about, which about half were very inappropriate for a 9 year old boy to be asking about.

Media influences are everywhere from billboards to magazines to Television and music. The American culture would not be what it is today without Media influences, the average American child is raised by their flat screen TV’s. Some parents just don't have time for their children and the parent that are attentive can not stop their children from being brainwashed by words spoken on the TV and radio. Parents can not cover their children's eyes form images in magazines showing beauty as a pale women who look like she's missed a meal or two, or three. How does our society expect young girls to respect themselves, when women are always being sexualized on television and in music. Parents try to teach their sons to respect women but it seems impossible

In the past couple years, there has been a noticeable uprise of comic items like movies, books and merchandise. The comics have a big influence on American culture ever since the 1940’s. Ever since then comics have an impact on the way people do, and see things. An example is the first comic cover of Captain America punching Hitler in the face. That cover showed that anyone could be a hero and that it was reflecting current events of the time by showing that America was in World War 2. Comic book superheroes have made a huge difference on what American culture is ever since their first appearance in 1938 and that impact can be seen in the literature, business, and Film industry.

Since their conception, comic books have exhibited significant influence on American culture, especially through characters and storylines developed during times of war. Although the ideologies have changed and shifted over time, it is no secret that the writers have a message they are attempting to convey, especially through mainstream superheroes. Andrew Bolton’s definition of a superhero is, “American utopianism as expressed in the Declaration of Independence and Constitution.” If we adhere to this definition, it is only practical that superheroes would play such a large part in the ideologies of the United States people while they are at war. I examine how comic book characters and

Every day objects are either put in front of you, or are sitting in front of you. These objects however do not tend to be jumbled up, especially in the case of library books and grocery store aisles. When someone walks into the library the books are sorted in a way that are similar of their genres. For example, fiction books tend to be in one section and non-fiction books tend to be in another. The same sort of organization happens in grocery stores as well; baking items tend to be in one aisle and alcohol tends to be in another. These sets or organizations are also known as categorizations. Categorization is something that tends to differ across cultures, especially when dealing with age and the amount of schooling they have.

I had the opportunity and pleasure to attend the Latin Cultural event held in the event center located in the Cunningham Memorial Library. The event was sponsored by the language department of Indiana State University and featured many different items to look at culturally. At the event, there were statues, posters, games, contests, and presentations depicting the history of the Latin culture and influence that the Latin culture has had on our modern society. Latin has influenced our culture in every aspect including fashion, music, education, law, technology, and science, and the Latin culture appears to be alive and well in today’s modern society.