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The United States is a constitutional republic and representative democracy composed of 50 states. It has a federal government and a population made up of many diverse ethnic and racial groups. Barack Obama is the current president. The culture of the United States has been influenced by many other cultures but has developed its own unique characteristics over time. English is the most commonly spoken language.
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15.1 Explain the social construction of race and ethnicity.
Race
Socially constructed category of people who share biologically transmitted traits that members of a society consider important
Meanings and importance of race vary across time and place.
No society contains biologically “pure” people.
There is more genetic variation within each racial category than between categories.
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Figure 15–1 The Coming Minority Majority
According to projections from the Census Bureau, the United States will have a minority majority in the year 2044, less than thirty years from now.
By that time, as the figure shows, the white, non-Hispanic population will actually decline, as the number of Asian Americans, African Americans, and especially Hispanic Americans increases.
What changes do you expect this trend will bring to the United States?
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (2014).
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National Map 15–1 Where the Minority Majority Already Exists
Racial and ethnic minorities are now a majority of the population in four states—Hawaii, California, New Mexico, and Texas—as well as in the District of Columbia.
At the other extreme, Vermont and Maine have the smallest share (about 6 percent) of minorities. Why do you think states with high minority populations are located in the South and Southwest?
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (2016).
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Figure 15–2 Bogardus Social Distance Research
The social distance scale is a good way to measure prejudice.
Part (a) illustrates the complete social distance scale, from least social distance at the far left to greatest social distance at the far right.
Part (c) presents the overall mean score in specific years (the average of the scores received by all racial and ethnic categories).
These scores have fallen from 2.14 in 1925 to 1.44 in 2001, showing that students express less social distance toward minorities today than they did in the past.
Part (d) shows the range of averages, the difference between the highest and lowest scores in given years (in 2011, for instance, it was 1.08, the difference between.
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Introduction
Imagine yourself walking into a 21st-century early childhood classroom in the United States. A group of chatty youngsters happily greets you at the door. Some are tall and lean, others are short and stocky. You squat down so that you are eye to eye with them. The first girl who hugs you is wearing thick glasses and hearing aids. The children are ethnically diverse—Latino, Black, Somali, Hmong. Most of them shout, "Good morning!" but a few chime in with "¡Buenos dias!" You greet each of them in their native language as they run into your arms for hugs. You notice a boy lingering on the outskirts of the group. He is attentive, but quiet, and he's not making direct eye contact with you or the other children. He appears to have something to say, but he can't seem to find the words.
Clearly, the children in the classroom represent different cultural backgrounds and have different levels of English-language skills. This imaginary classroom depicts the wide range of cultural diversity found in today's early childhood education programs. How can you, as a teacher, best incorporate your children's cultural experiences and their diverse language skills into the classroom learning environment?
This chapter will lay the foundation for early childhood teachers as they prepare to educate today's diverse student population. First, we will describe the recent rise in cultural diversity across the United States, especially among the preschool and school age population. Next, we define the key concepts of culture and cultural diversity, and discuss why they are important. Third, we describe the value of language in various cultures, its important role in teacher-child interactions, and how it affects teachers' relationships with culturally diverse children. Lastly, we discuss some ways in which early childhood educators can help prepare this upcoming generation of culturally diverse children to succeed in school.
1.1 Cultural Diversity Among Children Ages 0–8
Before we discuss the rising cultural diversity within the United States, we must understand the key concepts of culture and cultural identity. Culture consists of the social practices, beliefs, values, and behaviors that intentionally—and unintentionally—shape human communication, interactions, and preferences. Culture is evident in how humans do things, and it explains why we want (or feel the need) to do these things. Cultural heritage and traditions shape children's communication practices, interests in instructional activities, and classroom behavior.
We each have a cultural identity that can be defined by various demographic, geographic, religious, or social indicators, and people can belong to several different cultural groups. For example, a child may be culturally defined as an Israeli boy from an upper-income Jewish family living in New York City, or an early childhood teacher might culturally identify with Southern African Americans from the Pentecostal Christian denomination. .
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The American Culture
GMP1500
Ahmed Al-Rifae
Ali Al-Binali
1. Which culture/ethnic/religious group are you studying?
We are studying the American culture.
2. Why do you think it is important for us to learn about this group in this class?
The majority of students at this university are international students including us even the locals come from different parts and communities of the country that may have different traditions.
3. Provide a brief background about the group as it relates to your paper.
Nearly every region of the world has influenced American culture, as it is a country of immigrants. The culture has been influenced by the cultures of Native Americans, the Western culture, Latin Americans, African Americans and Asian Americans. Now American culture influences the world with the advancement in technology, media, education, sports, lifestyle etc. Some communities in the American culture keep their language and traditions, but also live an American lifestyle in a way. America has a strong reputation in the United Nations and the political world as it has the most powerful army and resources, which are many countries in the world are depending on. The United States is the world leader in mass media production and it comprises one third of the world’s media industry, it started in the early 1950’s and now programs are shown in almost every part of the world. There are many categories in American music with many different styles even other cultures are interested in different American music categories. People all around the world listen to American music everyday and many are influenced by the fashions and lifestyles. The American culture aka “Western culture” has been advancing in many fields since decades, which is influencing other cultures to develop and stay in pace, and that led other cultures to adapt with certain habits that come from American culture. Many countries started opening American schools and universities, and follow the American system for better education.
4. What do you want to learn about this group through your research?
How the American culture influences other cultures and what are the advantages and disadvantages of the influence.
5. Why is this question important? Why would people want to read about it?
This question is important to us because we always wondered how did the American culture influenced our cultures and what are the advantages anddisadvantages of the influence. Also, what are the changes the occurred within our cultures when the world started westernizing?
6. What research method will you utilize to collect data/evidence to answer your research question? (Interview or participation observation?)
We will be interviewing students that come from different parts of the c.
American culture2
The document summarizes key demographic, cultural, and social aspects of the United States. It notes that the US population is over 300 million, with European ancestry accounting for 70% and Hispanic, African, and Asian Americans making up the largest minority groups. The majority religion is Christianity, and English is the dominant language though Spanish is increasing. Culturally, the arts and music developed from Native American and various immigrant influences.
united states of america .ppt
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ProposalThe American CultureGMP1500Ahmed Al-RifaeAli Al-Bi.docx
Proposal
The American Culture
GMP1500
Ahmed Al-Rifae
Ali Al-Binali
1. Which culture/ethnic/religious group are you studying?
We are studying the American culture.
2. Why do you think it is important for us to learn about this group in this class?
The majority of students at this university are international students including us even the locals come from different parts and communities of the country that may have different traditions.
3. Provide a brief background about the group as it relates to your paper.
Nearly every region of the world has influenced American culture, as it is a country of immigrants. The culture has been influenced by the cultures of Native Americans, the Western culture, Latin Americans, African Americans and Asian Americans. Now American culture influences the world with the advancement in technology, media, education, sports, lifestyle etc. Some communities in the American culture keep their language and traditions, but also live an American lifestyle in a way. America has a strong reputation in the United Nations and the political world as it has the most powerful army and resources, which are many countries in the world are depending on. The United States is the world leader in mass media production and it comprises one third of the world’s media industry, it started in the early 1950’s and now programs are shown in almost every part of the world. There are many categories in American music with many different styles even other cultures are interested in different American music categories. People all around the world listen to American music everyday and many are influenced by the fashions and lifestyles. The American culture aka “Western culture” has been advancing in many fields since decades, which is influencing other cultures to develop and stay in pace, and that led other cultures to adapt with certain habits that come from American culture. Many countries started opening American schools and universities, and follow the American system for better education.
4. What do you want to learn about this group through your research?
How the American culture influences other cultures and what are the advantages and disadvantages of the influence.
5. Why is this question important? Why would people want to read about it?
This question is important to us because we always wondered how did the American culture influenced our cultures and what are the advantages anddisadvantages of the influence. Also, what are the changes the occurred within our cultures when the world started westernizing?
6. What research method will you utilize to collect data/evidence to answer your research question? (Interview or participation observation?)
We will be interviewing students that come from different parts of the country as well as international students and observe the similarities a.
Phon english acg
This document provides an overview of American culture and geography. It outlines key topics such as the location and map of the USA, its 50 states and their capitals, time zones, climate, government structure, holidays, and means of communication. It also discusses American values, symbols, sayings and proverbs to familiarize readers with basic aspects of American society and culture.
(2012) Canada 101 (15.7 MB)
This document provides an overview and introduction to Canada for American educators. It begins by asking what students typically know about Canada, such as that it is north of the US, associated with hockey, polar bears/igloos, and long cold winters. It then discusses what it means to be Canadian and presents some familiar national symbols of Canada like the maple leaf flag. The document provides basic facts about Canada's geography, noting that it is the 2nd largest country by size and has a population of about 33.5 million people across 10 provinces and 3 territories. It highlights Ottawa as the capital and discusses Canada and the US sharing a long border and history. The presentation concludes by offering support for American educators to teach more about Canada
United states of america
United States of America", "America", "US", "U.S.", "USA", and "U.S.A." redirect here. For the landmass encompassing North and South America, see Americas. For other uses, see America (disambiguation), US (disambiguation), USA (disambiguation), and United States (disambiguation).
Modern culture USA
The United States has a diverse culture that has been influenced by European traditions. Some key aspects of modern US culture include casual greetings like handshakes and hugs between friends and family. Popular sports in the US include American football, basketball, baseball, and ice hockey. Major holidays celebrated include Independence Day on July 4th, Thanksgiving in November, and Christmas. Broadway musicals and Hollywood films are also an important part of American culture.
Perform an academic search and locate articles from peer-reviewed j.docx
This document provides instructions for students to research and write about health disparities in the Asian American/Pacific Islander and Native American communities. Students are asked to find peer-reviewed journal articles discussing a health disparity in each group and write a 200-word post for each responding to the impact advanced practice nurses can have in eliminating the disparities. The document provides background information on the demographic makeup and cultural beliefs relevant to healthcare for each group.
America is unique
America's unique capitalist system makes universal healthcare and education difficult. While America leads in GDP, its education system lags globally due to diversity and an emphasis on competition over cooperation. America also uniquely values both fast food over health, and organic food over environmental damage. Rap and country music uniquely arose from American minorities and rural groups expressing their experiences. American sports fanaticism is unique, with political messages and emphasis on college athletics. American news is uniquely delivered through both politically skewed cable and unbiased online/social media sources.
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In the African American society, they have more struggles then most, they are taught not stay quiet and not express things that “whites” would not like. “Individuals and families who are below the poverty level or lack adequate resources have limited access to health care services such as prenatal and maternal care, childhood immunizations, dental checkups, well-child care, and a wide range of other health promoting and preventive services” (Mandel,2013,page.32). These societies have been turned away and forgot for years, and the need help and assistance that can help improve their health.
Many of the health problems of Native Americans can be linked directly to the social and economic conditions described (Mandel,2013, page.33). Both African Americans and Native Americans suffer from the same stigma, the culture does not have enough to ensure safety and quality among all members. Native Americans have been turned away and forgot for years, and need help establishing their needs.
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Asian Americans
are individuals with origins in far East, Southeast Asia and Indian Subcontinent (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, 2019). Asian Americans are most at risk for heart disease, stroke, cancer, and diabetes (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, 2019). The CDC (2020) reports 11.7% obesity rate and 8.3% with poor health.
Latino/Hispanic Americans
are individuals from Cuba, Mexico, South or Central America, Spanish Culture, Puerto Rico. Latino Americans have a much higher rate of obesity when compared to Asian Americans. The CDC (2020) reports over 48.4% Latino Americans are diagnosed with obesity. 20.1% are not insured, when compared to Asian Americans 7.4% do not have coverage. Latino Americans also have a leading cause of death of cancer, heart disease and unintentional injuries (CDC, 2020).
Both populations have similar health issues, but Latino Americans have a greater obesity rate than Asian Americans. Furthermore, Latino Americans have a greater percentage of individuals uninsured.
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This document is a capstone paper that examines the influence of American popular culture on globalization and immigration. It begins with definitions of culture, popular culture, and American popular culture. It discusses how culture involves transferring habits, norms, and ways of life between generations. It also explores how cultures use mechanisms like shaming to enforce norms and punish those who violate rules. The document contains several chapters that will analyze how American popular culture spreads globally through communication and technology, and how this exposure influences globalization and immigration trends. Maps of the US and world are provided for reference.
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- 2. The United States Of America CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 2
- 3. The United States is a Federation, partially self-governing states united by a central federal government . It is also a Constitutional Republic. It avoids the threat of ruling majorities and protects minority groups. It is also a Representative Democracy, which combines a - presidential system and a - parliamentary system CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 3
- 5. The 44th President of the United States of America is Mr. BarackObama. The Vice President is Joe Biden The First Lady is Mrs. Michelle Obama CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 5
- 7. Derived from it’s history the United States isa home to many different groups of people from various heritages: - Indian and Alaskan Natives - Europeans (Dutch, English, Germans, Italians ) - Africans - Asians - Hispanics/Latinos CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 7
- 8. As in many other western countries the population in the United States is split into different groups: - Upper Class - Upper Middle Class - Lower Middle Class - Working Class - Lower Class CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 8
- 9. Everywhere in the world the United States of America Is known as a country - with equal rights to anyone - that offers unlimited opportunities - and allows you to live your dreams. CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 9
- 10. The culture of the United States is a Western Culture which is influenced by many other cultures. Today the United States has it’s ethnically and racially own unique social and cultural characteristics. Dialect, Arts, Cuisine Music, Social Habits, Folklore CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 10
- 11. The main factors of a high Life Standard are - A good Education - Literature - Society and Culture - Good Housing - Vacations and Public Holidays - Good Health Care - Telecommunication/ Media CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 11
- 12. Therearemany different Religions to befound in the United States of America. Thestrongestgroupare Christians. Christian: (80.2%: - Protestant (51.3%) - Roman Catholic (23.9%) Mormon (1.7%) Other Christian (1.6%)Jewish (1.7%) Buddhist (0.7%) Muslim (0.6%) Other/Unspecified (2.5%) Unaffiliated (12.1%)None (4%) CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 12
- 13. Themainlanguage in the United Statesis English. The second strongeslanguageisspanish. Native languagestatisticsforThe United States: English (82.1%) Spanish (10.7%) Other Indo-European languages (3.8%) Other Asian or Pacific Islander languages (2.7%) Other languages (0.7%) CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 13
- 14. The United States of America is among the leading nations of Space technology. One of the most important programs was the Apollo Space Mission to the Moon. The US is also a leader in Telecommunications and equipment. Steve Jobs invented the iPhone, which combines the features of a telephone and a computer . CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 14
- 15. Many farms all over the United States make sure that all the products are available for a stable food supply. There are farms specialized on meat, dairy, fruits and vegetables. Most of our nutritions come from the US, Some exotic products are imported. CJ-Social Studies-Jan'12 15