Similarities in the human existence result in a shared, homogenous culture. As society changes, cultures may diverge and become
distinct from one another. An example of this type of cultural divergence in the American experience is A.
the change from colonial rule under Britain to self rule.
B.
the growth of cities with resulting lower population densities.
C.
the differences between American and British spelling and pronunciation.
D.
a return to the traditional family living in a single family home.
Explanation: The culture of the American colonies was very similar to the culture in Britain. While there are still many similarities, over time the differences became more pronounced as the American culture took hold and became recognizable as distinct and unique from that of Britain. Two of the most obvious differences are how some English words are spelled (color vs. colour) and the different accents and dialects found on both countries.
