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    would soon recognize as the anime of today. Evolving over the next 30 years or so‚ it reached a peak where it could begin to overtake and become an integral part of other cultures‚ much like the Hollywood of the 1930s quickly grew to encompass the rest of the world and inform their pop culture. In the same manner‚ American pop culture becomes increasingly educated by the trends and cult response to anime. Anime first appeared in the US market in the 60s with shows like Kimba the White Lion and Astroboy

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    Indian vs American Indian and American cultures have been a big part of me and my life. The Indian culture and American cultures are similar and different. The Indian culture is a more strict‚ spicy cuisine‚ and an easier education system. On the other hand‚ the American culture is more laid back‚ has mixed cuisine‚ and has a tough education system. Competition is extreme in Indian society. From past experience‚ American parents are more encouraging than Indian parents. If an Indian child

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    Once slavery had been around in America for a couple of years the Africans influenced some of the European cuisine. During the early stages of slavery Africans wanted to escape to be free. Spain knew about that and since Spain did not like America they declared that any slave that managed to run away and reach St.Augustine would be free. Once most of the Africans heard about this they all tried to go to St.Augustine‚ while some succeeded many did not. For those that succeeded they managed to formulate

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    and separates us from any other nation in the world. It is the reason we are proud to call ourselves American‚ for we live the dream that others ache to experience. All around the globe‚ people clinging to their last strand of hope leave behind their homes and set out for America ’s soil. Their safety is a small price to pay when the only dream they wish to accomplish is living out the American Dream; an opportunity they willingly risk their lives for. But the clock has timed out‚ and now students

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    The namesake it a story about two different culture. You know how many cultures in this world‚ think for a moment you know how many cultures in the world? you knew what are the differences? this story tells you what are the differences between two cultures (American culture and indian culture). In my opinion i know that American culture and indian culture are so different culture like how act. Next ‚As we can see an American culture and indian culture you can ever noticed that one of the most important

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    Reggae is a form of music that was originated from Jamaica. The messages in Reggae are very positive. Reggae inspires others across the world. It supports and enlightens people to accept diversity. Reggae is a great genre of music and brings people together. Reggae is known for sending good vibes and keeping things mellow. Nothing hateful ever comes out of Reggae. If such aggression does come out‚ it’s spreading awareness over politics‚ rights‚ and oppression. Spreading joy and happiness is Reggae’s

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    07/26/2012 Concept Paper Assignment Football is a sport that is deeply rooted in American culture. Whether playing football professionally‚ or in a non-professional context‚ the primary objective is simple‚ to win and to have fun while doing it. During the National Football League’s season during the fall and winter month’s millions of men‚ women and children gather around on Sunday to watch their favorite team play on television or live at stadium packed events that are filled with people

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    The indigenous people of the Arctic had a culture that was in many ways very different from that of the people of the Great Plains. Their living styles were also very different to the rest of Indigenous people of the Americas. The Arctic people where known as Inuits and Aleuts. They had to adapt to the harsh Arctic environment‚ and they obtained most of their food by hunting‚ trapping‚ and also fishing. Living in icy tundras‚ the Inuit people were unable to use agriculture for sustaining food. Therefore

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    The typical American style nuclear family is the most common type of family in Japan. There are some families who also have a grandparent living with them‚ but this isn’t as typical as it once was. Arranged marriages are also not common these days and people marry for love instead ("Japan"‚ n.d.). Today’s typical Japan cuisine is made up of China‚ Korea‚ Asia‚ North America‚ and Europe influences. Rice is generally served at every meal (including breakfast)‚ and it could be steamed white rice

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    From outward appearances North Americans seem very similar‚ but Canadians have a distinct culture of which they are extremely proud and that is celebrated around the world. These subtle social‚ economic‚ religious and political differences can be hard to detect unless one is immersed in the culture. Canada’s unique culture is due in part to the various ethnicities who have been integrated over time. From her inception‚ Canada had two founding cultures (French and British) and today we are proud

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