i think its allusion and simile
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
I think the values that are common in American culture are the following.
I think the most important one is freedom. Freedom is one of the better-known characteristics of the United States around the world. "The land of the free," as it is said in the US National Hymn. This means so much for the American people and can be considered as a foundation of the country.
Another value is competition. American people are very competitive in many areas. And this can be shown in sports, for instance. American Olympic team always finish in the first or second place in the Olympic games in total medals, and gold medals. This value came from the first American colonies and the need to compete to survive.
Other values are perseverance and hard work to be wealthy. The goal that every American aspires for. Through hard work, US citizens know that they can be rich if they commit themselves to hard work and perseverance.
Do enough citizens have the right to vote now? Yes, they do.
And among those who can vote, why do you think more of them don't do it? Well, there are many people who vote, but those who don’t vote, at least the people I know who don’t vote are in favor of the kingdom of God, not men. Let me explain, true cristians obey Jesus saying in Mark 12:30 “Love Jehovah God with all your heart, soul and might”. But, they also obey Christ command that states: “Give Caesar the things of Caesar but God the things of God”. So, true Christians don’t vote because it goes against Christ command. Due to the fact that, Christians are in favor or God‘s kingdom not man‘s kingdom. The people who truly follow this principle are Jehovah Witnesses and very few Christians worshippers.
