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How did Americans try to advance the culture of the new nation?
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What was American culture like after world war 2?
One major new aspect of American culture that emerged after the Revolutionary War was nationalism. Before the war, the colonies were fragmented in their allegiances. After the victory in the war, most Americans were proud to part of the new nation.
What is the process of becoming part of another culture?
Assimilation is normally the term that speaks to the process by which immigrants to another nation become part of the host nation's culture and values. This does not mean that they must forget their heritage. With that said, new immigrants will receive a warmer welcome if they seek to find common ground with their new host nation.
Are Americans ignorant in knowing other cultures?
Honestly? yes and no. SOME Americans are very ignorant when it comes to learning about a new culture. They believe its a waste of time and/or fear the unknown. Yet on a positive note, there are also Americans that embrace diversity and welcome the educaton of a new culture. Those Americans find that experience in itself liberating and mind-stimulating. So its not all Americans that are ignorant, just those who don't know any better.
One way that African Americans tried to find opportunity in the new nation was by?
Forming organizations to help one another
What was one way that free Americans tried to find opportunity in the new nation?
Forming organizations and plantations to support on another.
What did Americans create after the revolutionary war?
A new nation
How did life for rural Americans differ from life for urban Americans?
Rural Americans could not take part in the consumer culture of the new forms of leisure. << NOVANET
What was American culture like after world war 2?
One major new aspect of American culture that emerged after the Revolutionary War was nationalism. Before the war, the colonies were fragmented in their allegiances. After the victory in the war, most Americans were proud to part of the new nation.
How did the growing nation affect native Americans?
they needed new land for the farming so they moved
How did interactions between the cultures of europeans and the native americans lead to the creation of a new nation?
Interactions between the cultures and Europeans and the Native Americans lead the creations of the new Nation by one thing. The one main thing was by keeping strong and sticking together.
What is the process of becoming part of another culture?
Assimilation is normally the term that speaks to the process by which immigrants to another nation become part of the host nation's culture and values. This does not mean that they must forget their heritage. With that said, new immigrants will receive a warmer welcome if they seek to find common ground with their new host nation.
Which of Hamilton's economic plans do you think was the most important to the new nation?
about 21.98% of Americans go to college
Why did the founder of the US decide to take a census?
They wanted to know how many americans lived in the new nation
How does the author of the editorial It's Time for a Nation to Return the Favor argue for his or her conclusion?
by pointing out that Americans benefit from new Orleans.
What is the ancient name for a small room in parliament known as the engine room?
New Zealand Basics 3 My Culture//My Nation
Are Americans ignorant in knowing other cultures?
Honestly? yes and no. SOME Americans are very ignorant when it comes to learning about a new culture. They believe its a waste of time and/or fear the unknown. Yet on a positive note, there are also Americans that embrace diversity and welcome the educaton of a new culture. Those Americans find that experience in itself liberating and mind-stimulating. So its not all Americans that are ignorant, just those who don't know any better.
Was Columbus's impact positive or negative in the new world?
Negative. It was the start of the death of Native Americans culture and lives.
