Summary Of A Melting Pot
Melting Pot Many cultures from different countries have come over to America and made it a “Melting Pot.” Each year in America, many immigrants come from different countries and shares their unique cultures with America. As Marin used the term Melting pot in his essay “Towards something American,” it describes as an unused furnace that does not burn until imported values and lives stop being fed into the system; moreover, Marin mentioned that Americans have no culture. On the other hand, Taylor describe in her article “Analogies for America: Beyond the Melting Pot “that different melting pot is actually a blend of our different cultural and ethnic background because Americans can and do come from all ethnicities and races; therefore, we all
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Culture is surrounded by religion, food, language, how we greet visitors, how we behave with others and a thousand other things. Rodriquez talked about in his “The Fear of Losing a Culture,” that immigrants come from different countries, forget their own cultures, and adopt the American culture. Immigrants bring new styles, attitudes, and qualities which takes America to a new level of cultural diversity. “America is no longer tell that economic strength derives from individualism” (Rodriquez 94). Rodriquez explains that, not every immigrants takes low paying jobs which affect America’s economy which reduces paying wages; therefore, America could not get or have the economic strength without the many cultures it has …show more content…
Native Americans were original inhabitant of North America, still Hawaiians were not. “How Natives Think” by Peterson talks about Native Americans and compares it with Western, European and Hawaiian to understand different cultures. “Two hundred years later, a marked anxious of culture is returning all over the world, among the victim of Western domination” (Peterson 13). Peterson explains how this culturalism has been called all among the most striking, perhaps most significant and phenomena of modern world history. People speaks of their culture using the word as a value of respect, commitment and defense, therefore; the reason to oppose this first reason to rise to an understanding of cultures as distinct forms of
Culture is surrounded by religion, food, language, how we greet visitors, how we behave with others and a thousand other things. Rodriquez talked about in his “The Fear of Losing a Culture,” that immigrants come from different countries, forget their own cultures, and adopt the American culture. Immigrants bring new styles, attitudes, and qualities which takes America to a new level of cultural diversity. “America is no longer tell that economic strength derives from individualism” (Rodriquez 94). Rodriquez explains that, not every immigrants takes low paying jobs which affect America’s economy which reduces paying wages; therefore, America could not get or have the economic strength without the many cultures it has …show more content…
Native Americans were original inhabitant of North America, still Hawaiians were not. “How Natives Think” by Peterson talks about Native Americans and compares it with Western, European and Hawaiian to understand different cultures. “Two hundred years later, a marked anxious of culture is returning all over the world, among the victim of Western domination” (Peterson 13). Peterson explains how this culturalism has been called all among the most striking, perhaps most significant and phenomena of modern world history. People speaks of their culture using the word as a value of respect, commitment and defense, therefore; the reason to oppose this first reason to rise to an understanding of cultures as distinct forms of