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Essay On American Experience

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American Experience Well, as many of you might already now, I am here today to give you all some basic information about the USA and the daily life in the states. You all just saw a video with typical American things to give you all a first impression about the daily life in America. Content: 1. General information about the USA America is known as a land of immigration (immigration country). People with all kinds of backgrounds live in the USA. There are Germans, Scandinavians, Asians, Hispanic people, Afro Americans and many more. Only about 2% of the society still native. The variety of the population leads to a variety of languages, religions, and social and cultural traditions. The most spoken language of course is English but there …show more content…

They have no place to sleep and most of them live on the street. They receive about 200 dollar to buy food and to go to the doctor. Sick people or woman with children receive social welfare, however they only get money for 5 years. In addition people who live below the border of poverty can get social welfare for five years as well. Moreover there are public housings (Sozialwohnungen) and children receive a special treatment like a medical care from the government. Furthermore there are many charities (public organizations) that help people and animals in need. Many Americans support these …show more content…

In most places racism still occurs. In addition people in the upper classes are raced white and lower classes black – the dirty jobs are mostly done by black people. More over black people don’t get the same education as white people so they are often lazy and don’t care that much about school – they take easy classes and skip and might not have a chance to be successful in their future. Racism is a topic that affects everybody living in the USA. There is racism everywhere, at school, at work and in the neighborhoods. It is the duty of every citizen to contribute their part to prevent and stop racism in the

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