American Culture
Teresa Grass
BUS 610: Organizational Behavior
Instructor: Gary Gentry
Date: September 2, 2013

The United States of America as we know of to be home of the brave and land of the free. The United States of America landscape is quiet luxurious and seldom defined as purple mountain majesties. Among all the celebrated images these are just a few linked to the culture of the U.S. The culture of a country is conducted in many techniques starting with migration and recruitment. The culture of American came from a group of dissimilar individuals consisting of much political encouragement, morals, and many religions. The U.S. is customarily known as culture of Western that is made of an majority of Anglo which considered a Western culture that consists of an Anglo majority which overcomes economically and politically. The culture of the British is really the foundation of the U.S. with encouragement from Asian Americans, African Americans, indigenous individuals and Europe. Because of the majority of the culture of the U.S. there are many integrated yet exclusive subcultures that occur within America (Frost, n.d.). The espoused values of the U.S. the level that is linked with the culture of Americans consist of the variety of individuals that share espoused values that are openly including philosophies, goals, and strategies. The principles and conduct are communicated with characteristic of their specific kind of age, moral, and social groups. The land of opportunity which attracts people with the same ambitions is what America is all about. There a quiet few of immigrants come to this country enthused to make a life of quality. The espoused values and customs are subsidizing factors to many subcultures that the U.S. is being influence by. In the beginning people stay loyal to the cultural their heritage that are being influenced. The Americans of the early generations had ideas that were ethnocentric created communities throughout U.S. Newcomers migrated and settled in regions of similar language and ethnicity establishing smaller subcultural communities. (Brown, 2005, p. 173). The observable artifacts of the U.S. are the visual structures linked with it. It’s made up of lingo, tales, symbols, linguistics, ceremonies and social spectacles. One way of conveying cultural artifacts are stores; by explaining event that are past, inequalities, equalities, and dualities. They produce sense of belonging, identity, and build strong social systems. (Baack, 2012). The red, white, and blue flag of the country and the Bald Eagle are two projecting instances of observable artifacts that dominate the American culture. At harbors and airports were these two symbols are well recognized. (Brown, 2005, p. 173). There are enacted values of the U.S. is portrayed through the enacted values that are dominant insist in constructing it. The enacted values of slavery and its legacy are character tics that are defined of the country as a nation is one instance. The U.S. was based on social inequalities and persistence of economic and race influencing a fraction of culture of the U.S. along with regional inflections that are important. Regardless of the dissimilarity, these segments remain to experience economic transformation since Americans are known as nomadic individuals seldom relocating from their regions of origin. (United States of America, 2012). Most Americans are aware of the many inequalities that exist in the nation. “The coexistence of multiple American spatiality’s, temporalities and their contradictions as well as the objectives of stabilization … are strategies Americans seek to naturalize social life with more stable and reassuring meanings” (Brown, 2005, p. 173). The mixture of enacted values, observable artifacts, and espoused values forms role simplicity that insist shaping the culture of American and The combination of observable artifacts, espoused values and enacted values create role simplicity that help shape culture of American and create a sense of purpose that are clear and knowledge of her place in the worldwide network and residents. In instances were individuals from a certain country accomplishing a sense of achievement and value it affirms a clear knowledge of their function in worldwide arena and (Baack, 2012). Even though, diversity can cause distrust and separation the culture of American remains to evolve from history that are productive with an abundant influences shaped by enacted and espoused values of her individuals.

References
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