American Culture

American culture is very unique and well developed. In the United States of America, we have more advanced technology and ways of living than other countries. Americans are very independent in their day to day lives. American technology has improved very fast, we get around almost everywhere by car or other vehicles and most Americans don’t celebrate all of the holidays we have. American technology is very advanced. Most children in America don’t go a day without listening to their iPod, watching T.V., or going on the computer to see what their friends are doing. Most Americans have one or more cars at their home. Almost everyone uses our many freeways and interstates to get from one place to another. It is very rare for people to walk or ride a bike. Americans all celebrate different things. In America, we have holidays that most people forget about such as Groundhog Day on February 2nd and Flag Day on June 14th. Americans usually just celebrate the normal holidays like Labor Day when most businesses close on the first Monday of September or Halloween on October 31st.
My culture is not very different from other people in the region I live in. I celebrate holidays, I learn about my history in school and I live with my family in our house. I celebrate almost all the national holidays in America today. I trick-o-treat on Halloween, I eat with my family on Thanksgiving, and I open presents with my family on Christmas. In school, we learn about how America got started and who developed it. In America, public school we have to stay in school until we are 16 and employed. I live, like most American families, in a house with my mom and sister. In some cases Americans live with another person of their immediate family, unlike people in other countries that live with many family members. My culture is American and I love the way I live in the United States.