Essays on American Culture

No matter what someone’s ethnicity, language they speak or what colour their skin is, and even their life experiences, everyone that comes to the land of America can understand the idea of the American Dream. The concept of the American Dream is very common to many people in America: freedom and equality to all people,...

Just as Jimmy Carter said, American society is a melting pot of people, nationalities, beliefs. However, there is something that unites them all. Some would say freedom, some – democracy. I have not answered for myself, but after the research and assessment, I can make several conclusions about American culture and America itself. Unlike the...

Some believe that Britain is the 51st state. That claim can be considered logical from a cultural perspective. The global spread of American culture contributed by America’s dominance and rooted by ideas of exceptionalism has had an effect on the whole world, particularly the UK. America’s soft power-culture, political values, and foreign policies- has had...

Stranger Danger America was facing a time when spiritual values, morals, and judgments were lost in many communities. Complete strangers from around the country would claim to see the light and announce to strangers were the chosen ones in America. Convincing church leaders were making Utopia Community all across the united states mainly in a...

America’s most controversial women of the ’50s and 60’s decade and the first ‘It girl’ – Norma Jean Mortenson (Baker), whom the whole world knows as Marilyn Monroe had a very alluring smile from the beginning especially when she turned a teenager. Her smile captivated the hearts of many until now, the more I write...

Japanese animation or anime is as popular as it’s ever been in the United State. Even though America televisions edits most of the shows because of kids watching anime still have a huge impact in America culture throughout the years. Japanese animators were also inspired by Disney and use that to develop their own form...

African American literature African American writing is writing composed by, about, and now and again explicitly for African Americans. The class started during the eighteenth and nineteenth hundreds of years with essayists, for example, artist Phillis Wheatley and speaker Frederick Douglass arrived at an early high point with the Harlem Renaissance, and proceeds with today...