How Does The Culture Change American Culture

The United States of America is a great nation, full of dreams and diversity. America is known as the land as freedom and is the number one growing nation. However, what has shaped America to make it the way it is? Immigration, technology and the new deal are little things that has changed and shaped America's culture and identity. The US has been through a lot of immigration stages which has add to America's culture and society. America was not only shaped by its culture and diversity, technology has also been an achievement that the USA has been proud of. More and more technological advancements have shaped and changed how we live our live. Thus shaping society and our identity of who we are. After the great depression, the new deal has made a big difference to the world. Without it america would be shaped completely different from what it is now.

Over the past several centuries the world has changed in a countless number of ways. From colonialism to slavery, the industrial revolution to the World Wars, and the modern day technological boom, America in particular has often been right in the middle of all of the transformations. Amongst these changes certain movements also began to rise up especially in the arts, sciences, and politics. One such movement, romanticism, emphasized emotions, abstract thought, and individual self. On the other hand, an opposite movement known as neoclassicism, or sometimes just classicism, emphasized a more old school approach to life. For example, things like reason and rationality, etiquette, and science were mainly focused on. Moving into today modern

The Europeans, culture influenced greatly the natives when the Europeans destroyed and changed the native’s culture into their own culture. When Spaniards fisted arrived to the new world the natives would trade and give them everything they had to make friendship, but the Spaniards were looking for more than friendship. They were looking for gold, land, and thought of making the natives into Christians, then turning them into slaves (7). A few years later, after the Spanish, many of the natives reveled against them and consequently they were destroyed. Other native villages helped and allied the Spaniards. They helped them by going great distances just to meet them, healing the wounded Spaniards, helping them fight wars against other natives,

As a young adult I had struggled several hardships and fought numerous battles to be the person I am today. Growing up in the strict family background, life wasn't easy. My parents were very traditional and was not customary to the American lifestyle. They immigrated to America in the 1980's and I was born here in the States.

Technology has a huge influence on the American culture and American society. Over the past couple years technology has made a big impact on everyone's lives, whether they realize it or not. Anywhere you go or anything you do you will come in contact with technology. The Doctors office, The Dentists office, The Grocery store, your workplace, School, Restaurants would all be a completely different place without technology. I think the piece of technology that has the biggest impact on everyone's lives would probably be a computer or a laptop. In my life a laptop has played a big role in my life these past couple of years in school and during my education.

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The vast political and cultural differences impacting American society are becoming increasingly liberal with each passing generation . The proves that the American culture is becoming more liberal with each new generation . The vast differences in the administrations and policies of Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan, show the radical changes that have occurred in American culture over the last generation.

The way people think of food has changed over the years. Americans attitudes towards food have been shifted and influenced from media and technological advancements. As advancement are made to make life easy, it doesn’t mean it is making life better. America is always looking for the newest trends and with melting pot of cultures there it is not in short supply.

Americans in our society have far reaching effects on our religious and symbolic behaviors through mass culture and media. Religious freedom and the acts of it influence us as Americans and as a society. It is the basis on which America was formed through mass culture. Societal effects have intensified not only in America, but around the world and the pressure to believe another’s religion have strongly increased. Since America was attacked on September 11 2001, our public perception towards the Muslim religion have since changed.

I agree with you about the change in the culture. I think that many people left agriculture and moved into urban areas because of the lack of work on the farm. This was blamed on the falling off of agriculture products being sent to Europe after the war. The people moved into the urban areas and the American industrial economy was booming and the people had money like they never had in the past. So the culture of these people changed and they became buyers of the new products that were invented. Because they had money to spend, their lives

The social changes the society has now were reached not in a short-term period. It was a long process of struggles and protests against the social, moral and legal norms, which were perceptible for the community. Talking about the inequality, the discussion about it is still continuing because there is a considerable number of the improper attitudes towards the different representatives of the minorities. In such cases, people have to think widely to start the process of changing. Allies are those who become the driving force in the presentation and protection of the rights.

Throughout each immigrant generation, there has been hope to achieve better. Some have increased their chances of improving their lives from leaving behind cultural values, and adapting to their new culture providing better chances of living a better life. Balancing both cultures can make one lean closer to another side and forget to equal out both sides. In this process of identification, it can bring problems to kids from all generations to find themselves in this new society. This can affect their educational, social, and economic life, but be a push to work hard and achieve for greater. Some improve for the better while others stay in the same road they began in. Each generation grows a new concept of life, whether it deals with changing their life completely and starting their own culture.

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.

Culture embraces religion, food, what we wear, how we wear it, our language, marriage, music, what we believe is right or wrong, how we greet visitors and everything else pertaining to the way a group of people or nation do things. Considering how enormous America, is and the fact that it is the third largest country in the world with a population of over 300 million people, America is considered to be one of the most diverse countries in the world. Americans come in all colors, have all types of religions, and speak many languages from all over the world, Resulting in it to be one of the most culturally diverse places on the planet.     Nearly every region of the world has influenced American culture, as it is a country of immigrants, therefore, it’s culture can be expressed through multiple ways. The United States is sometimes described as a huge pot in which different cultures have contributed their own flavors to American culture or in this case the dish.

American culture refers to the traditions and practices of the people of the United States. Culture comprises of the nature of buildings, religion, music language and marriage. The population of the United States is more than 320 million people making it the most culturally diverse country in the globe. Books such as Crabgrass Frontier, Manifest Destination and Muscular Christianity are important sources of information about American culture. This paper is a reflection on the methods that these books use in providing information about the evolution of the US culture. The paper examines the relationship between these three sources and ways they challenge or inform an understanding of the American society during the late 19th and early 20th century. There is an analysis of the efficiency of the issues tackled by these books in influencing the contemporary discourse surrounding American culture. The major argument of this paper is that Crabgrass Frontier, Manifest Destination and Muscular Christianity provide reliable information about the evolution of the US culture and they supplement each other through the use of relevant examples.