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4 years ago

Impact of americanization to canada

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snow_tiger [21]4 years ago

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In its most blunt form, "Americanization" removes the ability to appreciate cultural diversity. If Americanization results in products, goods, and consciousness that reflects only what is present in America, heterogeneity is lost. Americanization tends to expand and subsume other cultural notions of the good.

VikaD [51]4 years ago

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Answer: influence is enormous and not only negative of course. The most important is the fact that this influence existed already in the 18th century and can be expressed as - materialism, -English language (in Quebec especially), protestant religion (for Catholics in Quebec), - many Canadians (Quebeckers) migrated to wealthier southern neighbour, - American war for independence had a very significant influence on small Canadian population

Explanation: today´s Trumps governments contributes to major visibility of Canada in its attempt to become open for immigration and to treat democratically immigrants from all over the world. According to some Trump is helping Canada to become more visible and to get a very good "label" internationally.

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