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Title: U'S' and CANADA Cultures and Lifestyles


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U.S. and CANADACultures and Lifestyles
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Religious Freedom
  • Most people who migrated to the United States and
    Canada did so for freedom of religion.
  • Most people in the US and Canada today are
    Protestant and Roman Catholic.

3
Languages
  • English came to the US and Canada from Great
    Britain.
  • Canada is a bilingual country because they have
    English and French are the official languages.
  • Most French-Speaking people in the U.S. live in
    Louisiana.
  • Most Spanish-Speaking people live in the
    Southwest and Florida.
  • In California there are many Asian Languages.

4
The Arts
  • Early Native Americans made carvings out of
    stone, and made other clay and woven crafts.
  • Colonial architecture was influenced by European
    styles.
  • Most literature from the 1800s was realistic
    fiction.
  • In the 1900s
    jazz was
    developed and
    rock in

    the 1950s

5
A Mobile Society
  • People in the US and Canada usually move to
    increase business and to get better housing or
    education.

  • Cars have helped people move all over this
    region.
  • Mobile- Moving from place to place.

6
Standard of Living
  • US and Canada are among the richest countries in
    the world.
  • Our region has many housing varieties for each
    class.
  • Food is inexpensive because of the agricultural
    surplus.

7
Health Care
  • People in US and Canada live generally long,
    healthy lives.
  • Their governments support the health of citizens.
  • The US provides Medicare and Medicaid for
    older and disabled people.
  • A proposal was denied for national
    healthcare in the 1900s.
  • Canada has socialized medicine

8
Education
  • US and Canada have public and private schools.
  • Both countries have 12 grades.
  • US has a literacy rate of 97
  • Canada has a literacy rate of 96
  • Literacy Rate- out of 100 people over age 15
    who can read and write.

9
Sports and Recreation
  • Major sports in the US and Canada are baseball,
    basketball football and hockey.
  • Many people visit National Parks all over the
    region.

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HOLIDAYS
Thanksgiving on the turkey farm
  • Shared religious celebrations
  • patriotic/ national
  • - U.S. Independence Day
  • - Canada Day

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