What are the pros and cons of the American system?

Answer 1

America is a very diverse place. There are many different cultures, climates, religions and employment opportunities and different levels of crime. The travel industry is huge and you'll likely find an attraction that excites you. Because there is such a variation throughout the country it is very difficult to answer that question without generalizing.

Depending on where you're from, your cultural diversity, and how much money you have, your experience living in America could be vastly different than someone else. This not only pertains to foreigners, but to Americans alike. As I mentioned before, "America is a very diverse place." In some cases, you can experience this diversity in a short walk or a one-hour drive. You could, and should, do your research on specific places where you may consider living. You should also visit those places before you live there. Each area of America (The East & West Coasts, the Southwest, the Southern States, etc.) has it's different states and it's own communities. They each have their own unique idiosyncrasies - some subtle, some profound. The only way you can truly experience and appreciate life in America is to be there. Forget all the trash and hype you see on television. It's not reality.

Answer 2

The pros of the American system are that America is more used to this unit in there every day life, also if we did change our units over to the metric the government would have to spend millions of dollars changing road sings and other items including anything else with American units .

The cons are that the metric units are all based on 10 and have a HUGE relativity with each other so its easy to remember

Answer 3

Pros of the American system include a strong emphasis on individual rights and freedoms, a system of checks and balances to prevent abuse of power, and opportunities for social mobility. Cons include increasing political polarization, challenges in achieving consensus on major issues, and disparities in wealth and access to resources.

Answer 4

Freedom of speech.