First artistic movement

 American Regionalism
 Hudson River School
 American impressionism
 Pop Art
 Postmodernist
Efficiency oriented Money driven

“Hard work drives

“Time is money” success” not status or
age
It is not the same, neither necessary to
build a personal relationship to create a
long-lasting business relationship.
 Three principles
 Fredom of expression
 Comfort
 functionality
 Jeans

 Colors

 Elements of a sport wardrobe

 Other elements:
 Hairstyle
 Manner of spech
 Culture of behavior
American African
Asians
Indians Americans

Pacific South
Europeans
Islanders Americans.
Believe to be designed by Congressman: And sewn by seamtstress:
Francis Hopkinson Betsy Ross
TYPICAL MUSIC
 Swing dance
 Hip Hop dance
 Jazz dance
 Country dance
 English
The de facto national language
 Spanish
 Indo-European languages
 Asian and Pacific Island languages
 All other languages
 Martin Luther King Day President’s Day Memorial Day Independence Day
Third Monday in January Third Monday in February Last Monday in May 4th of July

Labor Day Columbus Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day

First Monday in September Second Monday in October 11th November Fourth Thursday in November
The United States is a secular nation, meaning there is a formal separation
between state and religious entities.

Society is underpinned by the strong principle of religious freedom that

emphasizes people’s liberty to worship any religion and to not favor one
religion over another.

There is a strong pluralist belief that various religious groups should be allowed
to maintain and develop their faith and/or beliefs within the common society.
Jewish Inmigrants Immigration and Nationality Act of
XIX Century 1965
 23%

Christianity
Non-Christian Religions
6%
Unaffiliated

71%
 Disney World  Times Square  Niagara Falls  Las Vegas Strip
Orlando, Florida New York City Canada borders Las Vegas, Nevada

 National Mall and  Faneuil Hall Marketplace  Mall of America  Golden Gate
Memorial Parks Boston, Massachusetts Bloomington, Minnesota San Francisco
Washinton D.C.