American society
Stateside social fabric
American society refers to the collective social structure, cultural patterns, and shared institutions of the United States.
The term often appears in discussions of national character, values, or problems: American society has grown more polarized, the role of religion in American society.
It can frame broad claims about how Americans live, work, and relate to one another—sometimes idealizing, sometimes critiquing.
- patriotismDevotion to one's homeland
- ConstitutionGoverning principles document
- free speechProtected verbal liberty
- familyRelated people together
- white picket fenceTraditional property divider
capitalism · education system · democracy · Revolutionary War · labor unions · multiculturalism · Civil War · racial dynamics · popular culture · diversity · consumerism · community organizations · town hall meeting · suburban life · income inequality · healthcare system · individualism · gun rights
- social studiescivics, maps, economics, community, anthropology
American societypolice state
Regime controlling through surveillance
socialist society · feudal society · socialist state · command economy · one-party state
American societyethnostate
Nation of single ethnicity
tribal society · agrarian society · village community · caste system · monoculture
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