The United States today determines economic, political and cultural life around the world. Ethnically, the American people are very diverse. The life of American families is also not the same. However, there are concepts that are common to a large proportion of the state population.
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Step 1
Political views
Perhaps, in few places they are so fanatical about their own and others' ideological affiliation. Politics plays a significant role in the lives of ordinary Americans. It comes to such an absurdity that because of political differences, people cannot communicate with each other. Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican is very important. America is a country of free choice, and people here are very fond of using their choice.
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Sports and health problems
It would seem that these are completely incompatible things, but it is worth recognizing that sports are very popular in the United States, while a significant proportion of the population suffers from various health problems. And after all, sports here not only love to watch, they do it. In schools, colleges, universities, they play American football, baseball, basketball, hockey. Young people are engaged in swimming, athletics, boxing, bodybuilding. However, Americans' passion for fast food leads to digestive problems and obesity, and constant stress at work leads to nervous disorders.
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Early independent life
It is considered normal for young Americans to live separately from their parents from a young age. After leaving school, young people often leave for another state and receive education there. Often young Americans refuse to receive financial assistance from their parents. They work in their free time, often live beyond their means - on credit. Incidentally, this is a feature not only of the young American population, loans are an integral part of US life.
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Homeland of mass culture
A significant portion of the world's best-known films, music albums, and print bestsellers are released in the United States. Americans are accustomed to being in the "center of the world", so a significant proportion of New World residents are surprised to learn that there is a different culture somewhere besides the states. Most Americans do not like to learn foreign languages, considering it a waste of time. Not every intellectual in the United States is a connoisseur of foreign culture.
