Cultural Differences In America

Have you ever wondered how High Schools are in other countries? Despite sharing some minor similarities, the differences between Nicaraguan and American High School education are clear. Such as, note-taking methods, grading system, classroom environment.

Culture is defined as a whole basis of knowledge, belief, art, morals, law, and customs that define a person or group of persons. Culture differs is so many ways and that culture is what defines each of person as an individual. This concept comes from the cultural that was taught and developed from after birth and through our adolescent years. Our culture is the foundation of who we are. It identifies the lifestyle and pursuits that are practiced in the group of people we interact with in our society. Culture beliefs, values, and practices are learned from birth.

Often, I consider whether there are other living creatures around that we have not yet found. A while prior I had a thought to investigate the universe all the more intently. In light of my interest, I recently went by an irregular planet called Earth. As I landed on Earth, everything was extraordinary; it was as though I was trapped in a snow globe all my life and did not know anything past. Consequently, I felt ecstasy as I walked through a narrow pavement exploring the nature around me. Our own particular planet varies in a wide range of viewpoints. In addition, there are frequent significant differences in other living creatures. I observed a common species and examined them well; they refer to themselves as humans, more specifically Americans.

Culture impacts an entire nation: depending on what culture deems as acceptable, has the impact on a particular gesture; an example of this is in Japan, showing your teeth is regarded as rude and aggressive. In universities, the diverseness of the students is great, however, with this diversity, the level of expectation of a particular thing differentiates. Regardless, numerous people/groups believe they are superior to others, in this case the males in the dentistry program feel like they are superior to women. The reason behind this could be physical differences, such as strength and agility. Although their strength may be greater at times the punishment is shaped by one person’s perspective which can result in a lesser punishment to what

When I first arrived in the US, I inadvertently joined the newcomers’ subculture. I sought the company of others who had recently arrived with whom to share the experience and newness of America. In this subculture, isolation is common because of the lack of relatability to others, but the passage of time increases immersion and learning English bridges the gap between groups. Gradually towards the end of high school, I was socializing with a second subculture, native English speakers and established immigrants. By my late 20s, with a few exceptions, my friends and peers were college educated middle-class professionals. The ideas we discussed and the opinions we shared often were in stark contrast to the views of those earlier social groups. However, comparing the three different groups, I find higher degrees of similarities than differences.

Through the course, I learned about several pairs of different communities: Germans and Austrians, Austrian and Hungarians, Hungarians and Yugoslavians, and Croatians and Serbians. These communities separated themselves from each other through various aspects, including language, religion, cultural practices, history, ethnicity. In all the communities I was most interested in the community division between constituent republics in Former Yugoslavia, especially the division between Serbs and Croats. Serbian and Croatian communities share many elements. They both live in the Balkan Peninsula. They are both Slavs. Also, the language difference is very small. Croatian and Serbian are more like two dialects within the same language. With all these

Understanding the differences in a culture is key when traveling or living in another country. Something that can be offensive in one place is perfectly acceptable in another. Just because something is accepted somewhere does not mean we as Christians should except or even tolerate it. There are cultures that do not believe in God that are acceptable to work with and it can be done in a way that shows them the love of God and there are specific cultures that as Christians we cannot. It is important to understand the difference and be prepared for the situation. Strabo was the Roman geographer who traveled to different cities around the time of Jesus birth. He wrote the following about Corinth

Culture affects every aspect of life and has an impact on all relationships. For instance, my best friend, Christina, is from a large Mexican family. In contrast, I grew up with a Guatemalan mother and Caucasian father. However, my upbringing was a traditional American one. Differences in my best friend’s culture and my own have never been a problem in our close relationship, but observing her behavior has given me insight into the values and beliefs she was raised with, without us ever discussing the topic. Nonverbal cues might not seem like a big deal, but can actually give away a lot of information about the things that are valued in a certain culture.

As our immigration rate is at an almost all-time high, there are many different cultures in the United States. The different cultures often assimilate with each other and as a country, we must learn about each other. Most colleges have study-abroad programs and this teaches young adults the importances of different cultures. The students have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a culture that is different than their own. The Unites States is made up of different races from all different places. During some point in a person's life, they will meet someone of another culture. In a single neighborhood, there are people from different backgrounds. This allows children to interact with different cultures. The United States of America is made

Hi, Feng. This is a well written argument. I entirely agree with your augment and it has a good flow and a good evidence to support your opinion. Still personally, I think it would be better if you use cultural difference rather than saying that people at rural area does not believe in science. It has sort of indication that they are barbaric people who only believe God’s words. Even though according to cross examination Bryan’s words dies reflect that idea though I think that is not the only reason why two sides of America have cultural gap. I would say that rural area people does not like influence from new modernized and provocative mass media like Hollywood movies and advertising. They have different perspectives on altering culture.

It’s easier for me to say than others can that I’ve met with people who have different beliefs. Living 12 years of my life in Korea was long enough for me to learn and adapt to the culture and environment. Now, I’m living in America. Thus, most people I meet or hang out are differ from me, because we simply have different nationalities. I go to a Christian school, so most people claim to be Christians. Nevertheless, it’s not that difficult to tell if they are lying or not.

The United States is not just a country. You may think America is just like the others, but in reality, America is like the pink crayon in the box of all red crayons. America accepts you to be free-spirited and accepts you for you. American citizens are all connected in some way, shape, or form. We may all have different beliefs and different appearances, but that is the difference between The United States and other countries.

1. We live in a nation once known as a “melting pot,” which attracted people in search of freedom and liberty. The liberties America had, gave people the courage and hope to immigrate here and have a fresh start in life. Today, America is home to 318 million people, but that doesn’t mean we all “melt” into identical versions of each other because prejudice has created a barrier between us. Having dealt with discrimination early on, I know that learning to respect cultural differences can help us overcome this barrier in society. If we gain knowledge of cultural differences, we change our perspective to one of greater respect.

In the United States of America, there are a lot of cultural differences compared to other countries. These cultural differences could vary from different types of healthcare provided by their government, choice of food, and attitude. It has been about fifteen years now that I have lived in the United States of America and I have noticed a lot of cultural differences that the US has the is a lot different to other countries around the world. I have noticed these cultural differences by exposing myself to the public. For example going to the store, school, spending time with friends, and family.

Leaving one's home and seeing different culture is a valuable opportunity to think back one's origin and one's own culture. In the last nine months after leaving my country, Japan, I found a number of cultural differences between the United States and Japan. Sometime, the differences fascinated me and gave me hard time to adopt the new environment. However, simultaneously, I discovered abundance of unique traditional Japanese culture which I had never thought they were special until I came to the United States. Itadakimasu and Gochisousama, phrases Japanese people use before and after eating, are one of the Japanese cultural practices I am proud of; furthermore, the phrases show Japanese nationality.