Title: The Different Yet Surprisingly Similar Cultures of the World - Historyplex
Headings: The Different Yet Surprisingly Similar Cultures of the World
The Different Yet Surprisingly Similar Cultures of the World
Different Cultures of the World in a Nutshell
African
African Tribes
African Religions
African Arts
African Languages
African Clothing
African Cuisine
African Festivals
American
American People
Religions in America
American Arts
Languages in America
American Clothing
American Cuisine
American Festivals
Indian
Indian Religions
Indian Art
Indian Festivals
Chinese Culture
Japanese Culture
Greek Culture
Egyptian Culture
Mayan Culture
Colombian Culture
Dominican Republic
Jamaican Culture
Mexican Culture
South Asian Culture
Italian Culture
Irish Culture
French Canadian Culture
Hong Kong Culture
Culture of Peru
Samoan Culture
South Korean Culture
Malaysian Culture
Celtic Culture
Gothic Culture
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Content: However the majority of American population speaks English. Owing to the large number of immigrants from Spain, Spanish is the second-most common language in America. In addition to this, some other languages that exist owing to the immigrants are German, Polish, Italian and Greek. American Clothing
In general terms, American clothing is diverse and predominantly informal. One of the most popular pieces of clothing that originated in America was the Blue jeans, which were touted as work clothes in the 1850s by an immigrant merchant called Levi Strauss. American Cuisine
Like every other cultural element, the American cuisine too has a strong European influence. The commonly used ingredients in American cooking are subject to change as you move from one region to the other. Some of the popular preparations in the American cuisine are the American pie, banana split, brownies, corn dogs, crab cakes, hamburgers, clam chowder, lobster, hotdogs, New-York style cheesecake and the Italian-influenced pizza. American Festivals
In addition to the traditional Christmas, Good Friday and New Year celebrations, Americans also celebrate various other festivals like Hanukkah, Thanksgiving, Easter, Halloween, St. Patrick’s Day, Mardi Gras, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kipper.