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Discover the rich tapestry of American culture, characterized by its diverse population with varying backgrounds, religions, and languages. From English as the primary language to differences in everyday terms, explore the unique linguistic nuances and expressions. Uncover the cultural contrasts in commonly used words and phrases, reflecting the amalgamation of various ethnicities and traditions. Furthermore, delve into American music genres like country, rap, rock, and jazz, each influenced by a mix of historical roots and evolving trends. Experience the vibrant dance styles ranging from the classic Fox Trot to modern forms like Krumping and Break Dance. The link between American culture and its people is beautifully demonstrated through language, music, and dance, showcasing a dynamic and ever-evolving societal landscape.
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People • Very diverse • Many cultures and backgrounds • Wide range of religions
Language • English • Differences in words we use • Multiple languages due to large amounts of ethnic groups
You say… We say You say… • Rubber • Runners • Go-go • Skipping rope • Buggy • Water Proof • Rubbish • Chips • Biscuit • Crisps • Half four We say… • Eraser • Tennis shoes • Hair bow/ hair tie • Jump rope • Stroller • Rain Jacket • Trash • French Fries • Cookie • Potato Chips • Four thirty
Animals • Bears • Snakes • Crocodiles • Alligators • Mosquitoes • Deer • Lightening bugs • Armadillo • Porcupine
Music • Country • 1920’s • Southern U.S. • Rap • Also known as hip-hop • Rock • 1940’s and 1950’s • Jazz • Influenced by Africa
Dance • Fox Trot • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkJHsRWxZrw • Square Dance • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4lxfXltCxQ • Krumping • Break Dance • Hula
Cupid Shuffle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAhXfcm_v40