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    Melting Pot Analysis

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    This essay aimings to compare and contrast the different between a “Gorgeous Mosaic and a Melting pot” along with three other essays that will be mention later in the text. The end goal is to successfully identify and analysis, what is the culture in the USA and how does it tie in within the topic already mention. In this essay you can also view, the difference between the multicultural societies and its people. This will open up a clear path inside the reality in the American society and the suffering

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    Melting Pot And Mosaic

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    Comparing and Contrasting “Melting Pot” and “Gorgeous Mosaic” What defines a multicultural society and what category does the United States fall within. The idea and topic behind the concept of the “melting Pot” and also “Gorgeous Mosaic.” Among other things this essay will also discuss the similarities and differences within the author’s of “How to Tame a Wild Tongue,” “ The Joy of reading and writing.” how did this two author from different ethics group suffer in many aspects the same dilemma

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    Melting Pot in America I have always this question in my mind is America really a melting pot, Does America even have their own culture. To me the melting pot is different cultures being represented, it is kind of like you are making food and in order for that food to be good you put ingredients to make it nice. That is what America is, it is different cultures being shown making it such a unique country. I do not yet think America has acknowledge diversity for example in the short story "Lullaby"

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    they had never been introduced to before. Over time, things evolved and changed to the point where people began to assimilate to a certain point, but still have their cultural traditions, giving America a nickname known as the Melting Pot. America being known as “The Melting Pot,” defends the claim that in today’s society, The United States of America is moving toward a new standard in which diversity and individuality are encouraged more than uniformity and conformity. Before a naturalization ceremony

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    Is America melting pot? According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 47% of hate crimes are racially motivated. In second place, a tie between religion and sexual orientation account for about 19%. Many people face discrimination every day because of religion, where they’re from, and even what they look like, but it should not be this way. The definition of melting pot is a place where different peoples, styles, theories, etc., are mixed together. Using this definition you could say that some

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    forming the melting pot ideology in America would be easy to obtain, that combining various cultures wouldn’t be that much of a challenge. However, an attempt to completely bring this ideology into society can cause problems among the population. With the rising tension between races in America with recent events such as the riots in Ferguson, Missouri, trying to combine cultures could cause an explosion of hate crimes and racism due to the differences between them. The American Melting Pot ideal, in

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    Melting Pot Anna Quindlen

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    Melting Pot or Anti-Melting Pot? Surprisingly, the melting pot is a unclear piece of the American Identity. The melting pot is an idea about how people (immigrants) all over the world come in one place and share their different cultures. America is one example of a melting pot since immigrants all over the world visit, live and share thoughts and ideas to create one big unique culture. While most Americans are proud of the United States to be a country of big culture, some Americans do not like

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    use to define the U.S. population, which is, "The Melting pot." The integration of lifestyles, cultures, and beliefs in this metaphorical melting pot, has been simmering since the early 1500's. Spanish settlers migrated to new "worlds" determined to claim land promised to them by the Crown of Spain. Although, consequently, the natives had not realized that their way of life and all that it entails, would become among the first ingredients in the "pot" of U.S. history. Despite integration beginning

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    have been considered a melting pot by most people, as the years gone by the technology, the people, and the country as a whole has evolved becoming more diverse, making it more of a tossed salad. A few of the many things that have been diversified in this country are the amount of races living here, the different religions, and also the plethora of type’s food. First, with the amounts of races that the United States has, many people would likely refer it as a melting pot. While regarding the amount

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    Many Americans assume that the concept of actually forming the melting pot ideology in America would be easy to obtain, that combining various cultures wouldn’t be that much of a challenge. However, an attempt to completely bring this ideology into society can cause problems among the population. With the rising tension between races in America with recent events, such as the race riots in Ferguson, Missouri, trying to incorporate different aspects of cultures would cause an explosion of hate crimes

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