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    into a new country. In the novel, The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier, shows Honor the protagonist, an English Quaker living in Bridgport, England, migrated to the US with her sister, Grace. As Grace was supposed to engage with Adam Cox and had to join him in Ohio, Honor came with her to flee a broken engagement. However, as Honor and Grace arrived in the US and stayed about few weeks, Grace suffered an illness called, yellow fever and this illness killed her. As a result, Honor faces new struggles

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    come to the United States from various countries. American cuisine has always been changing, absorbing all of the new influences from other cultures as all of the new immigrants arrived, married and fused their traditions (Carter). There is a wide variety of foods available in the United States that is influenced by the English, Native American, Dutch, Italian, German, Asian, and Irish

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    Although Italy and England are definitely two different countries, they share some similarities such as some geographical aspect, culture and customs. However, despite the differences between the two countries, both of them has its own unique history which changed how they look today. Both part of the EU, Italy and England are an example of how culture evolves and changes the shape of a country under every aspect. In fact, both England and Italy have been influenced by each other in the last 30

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    historical places in the world. London is the Capital of England. It is the most known city in England and it’s the most visited city in the country. London is known for many things, but it's mainly known for its wonderful cuisine, its tremendous history, and its captivating arts. England is known for its bland cuisine. (Catterall 3) Bland meaning that it lacks flavor. It is also named the capital of food. Over the years, London has changed its cuisine and has made their food less bland by adding

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    attempted invasions. One being the Norman French, who made a very significant impact on the English language, as their unique French dialect allowed the people of England to flourish their language by borrowing terms from the French. Over 10,000 French words have been applied to certain areas of English, such as art, fashion and cuisine. Cuisine, in particular, has adopted many French terms that are still being used today to describe various food items, especially dessert items. In present times, at least

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    However, England is not well known for its cooking; there is no reason to classify this cuisine to one which contains bad food. The most dishes are easy to prepare and can't be compared by example with the haute cuisine of France and some other popular cuisines like the Italian and the Chinese one. French people can spend hours in preparing food and it is also time consuming. The reason that the English cuisine is not popular can be found in history. The English cuisine has a good reputation during

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    That city is New York City. This city offers a variety of international cuisine because it is so multicultural. Some of the most iconic foods from New York City are hot dogs, pizza and ethnic food such as Chinese food (US Food). The food found in this area is a clear reflection of the big cities history and lifestyle. In New York City buying food on a cart on the street is normal. Street food has become a big part of

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    unique regional customs that originated largely from England until the late 19th Century. Earliest migrants in America had a tendency of holding strongly to conventional food traditions. For more than two centuries, English food cultures and customs dominated American cuisine. However, experimentation and innovation was eventually encouraged with the presence of new ingredients and interactions between various ethnic groups. Since American cuisine was dominated by English food customs, there were

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    traveling to a foreign country, where the culture and cuisine is very different from your own. How would you begin to explore the nation’s traditions and customs? Maybe you would start by visiting the most famous restaurants, museums, and buildings. By studying these places and things, you would begin to understand more about the history and what it was like living there during that time period. Not many people think about how our country’s cuisine began. The different mealtimes and food trends, through

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    American cuisine restaurant. In American cuisine, it will include many different countries foods which is originated from others Europe’s countries. People bring it to introduce to the American, then it combines together to became American cuisine. Dan Ryan’s Grill’s menu provides an assortment of foods. For example, appetizers, sides, soups, salads, steaks and chops, desserts and the like. Those types of foods included many American foods such as U.S. Rib Eye Steak, American Fries, Tiramisu, New England

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