Brainstorm as many lasting influences that the British/England had on the United States. Try to come up with at least three.

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34kurt4 years ago

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Three lasting influences that Britain had on the United States:

language: the most obvious lasting influence. The United States is the largest english-speaking country in the world. This is a remarkable fact because a large part of the population of the United States descends from non-english speaking countries like Germany, Italy, Poland or Mexico.
Common law: the legal system of the United States is based on British common law, where laws are less specific, and judges hold a great degree of power. This in contrast to the legal system of continental Europe: civil law, based on the Napoleonic code.
Political culture: many political institutions of the United States draw inspiration form British political institutions, from liberalism to the Magna Carta.

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