Outsourced An American Culture Analysis

In order to effectively analyze cultural differences and power struggles that were demonstrated on the macro and micro level, one must understand the environmental dimensions that were associated with the target population. The dominant American culture often unconsciously ignored the cultural differences with the inferior group that was shared in their environment. As the dominant culture, it is always important to be culturally competent and familiar with the non-dominant culture morals and beliefs. Comparatively, the individuals psychological and spiritual dimensions that were influenced by the social behavioral perspective on the micro level, were associated with their target population.

The fact that the interviewee grew up in a loving family justified some of the interviewee’s behaviors. Since his childhood, the interviewee was taught the importance of preserving his heritage. The fact that the interviewee’s father remained married to his mother until he died a few years ago seemed to be of great importance to the interviewee.

Before I begin,I would like to say that this piece of visual art is absolutely amazing. As I was trying to find a visual art,this picture immediately caught my eye. This art obviously expresses cultural identity.

The introduction of movies at the theater and radio broadcasting open a new era of how information gets around to people. It made it easier to pass on information to people in hard to reach places. It also open new opportunities for employment. It created movies stars and radio personalities. In the 1920's, the radio was well-thought-out to be one of the most powerful way of communication. the radio broadcasts popular music, classical music, sporting events, lectures, fictional stories, newscasts, weather reports, market updates, political commentary, religious stories, events, and even operas during certain seasons. “New communications media reshaped American culture in the 1920's, and much of the new mass culture was exported to the rest

My husband became very busy with his studies. He spent most of his time in the library while I was taking care of our apartment and our children. After two months, I became pregnant with my daughter. I was very bored sitting at home and I had the same feeling when I went outside because I could not speak even a single English word beyond numbers. Therefore, I was not able to stay alone at home for the whole day, particularly when my kids went to school; nor was I able to go out, mostly because of my limited English. While I was in this dilemma, I got to know an African American girl who drove my kids to school daily. She was the first American girl that I met. She was like a third gift to me. Fortunately,

A) There were a couple of things that surprised me when I started citizenship classes. First, the urge that some students had to feel like they were a part of the American culture. During, some conversations that I held with students, some felt like they were not a part of the American culture, nor their native country. In all, feeling alienated and shunned by non-immigrants in the United States. In lecture, we spoke that migrants felt like “they were not here, nor there,” and I can only imagine what it is like not to be a part of society, simply because they made a sacrifice to improve my family’s lives. We also, have to take into consideration that many of the students were aware that they were still at risk of deportation, being

Think about what we’ve studied in ENGG 1100. What are some things Americans values in their culture? Why?

Culture is like the gentle, cool breeze that sweeps about the smoldering summer air to the delight of all, but misconceived by many of in its origin and purpose. Many wipe the sweat from their brow yet covet the whirls of natural coolant produced by the Earth, ignorant to the fact that these phenomenon work in conjunction and would be better together. In the same way, many countries, especially America, boast of their nations vast diversity and wealth of material items, but are not aware of the etiology of said objects. Japan is a nation of knowledge, mystery, and music that the common American does not know very much about.

One of the most prominent components of American culture is to be the best that we can be due to our individualistic based mindset. Although this can be viewed as a weakness, I see it as a strength when it comes to expressing my own emotions and opinions in writing. However, I comprehend that I am limited to only what I have learned thus far in high school level writing classes, and need to expand my horizons by taking more advanced level education courses. The American culture I have been surrounded by and writing education system has pushed me to pursue betterment in my literary langue skills and critical thought process, and that is what I intend to continue on doing while I am taking this course. Without a continued stream of information and teaching, I would be unable to advance from my current views and ideas and be placed at a standstill with no room for growth, but plenty for ignorance.

What would you do if you had to relocate from your home country and culture to a new country and culture? In my opinion although moving can be exciting its a hard change. Taking in a new culture in a new country doesn’t mean you have to lose all aspects of your home culture. IN the passages “Bonne Annee” and “My Favorite Chaperone” the main ideas revolve around the immigrates using their adversity to their advantage. The characters is the passages are facing difficulties with adapting to the new rules of american culture.

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.

During colonial times, America was home to multiple cultures despite the considerable differences between one another. Native Americans and European colonists coexisted incongruously because neither wanted to adapt to the other’s customs. As a result, the two groups had different views of what American culture was to reflect. The natives believed that land belonged to everyone for the use of agricultural, while the English colonists viewed America as a land of personal opportunity and economic profit through native exploitation.

The film Outsourced has extensively taught how people should embrace cultural and customary differences. This is through the fact that Todd was able to adapt and enjoy the Indian culture and customs as shown in the film. After Todd’s entire department is fired and he is given another job to train his replacement, the challenges of cultural and customary differences come into play. He is challenged to learn and embrace the cultural differences, which in the end he manages to enjoy the Indian culture and have a greater impact on the customers and the people he worked with (Adizes, 2007).

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.

What is American culture? American culture is hard to describe because it’s so unlike any other country in the world. We are a nation of immigrants who fought for our independence and now have many freedoms that many other countries do not. You can worship whatever religion you want, get any job you want (as long as you put in the effort), and have the ability to express any opinions you may have. Although America is a nation greatly built on freedom we also have many other values that make us American. Fast Food Nation reveals how the fast food industry has affected America’s culture for the better and for the worse. It reveals that we’ve become a nation built on productivity, opportunities, and profits. Fast Food Nation depicts the hard working, the lazy, the fortunate, the unfortunate, the good, and the bad; despite all these different kinds of people, we all come together to make up the great nation known as the United States of America.