Anglo American
Transatlantic cultural identity
Anglo American describes the cultural, political, or historical connections between England (or Britain) and the United States, or people of English descent in America.
It often refers to shared traditions, legal systems, or diplomatic relations: Anglo American cooperation during World War II, the Anglo American literary tradition.
The term can also designate white English-speaking Americans, particularly in contrast to Hispanic or Latino populations in the American Southwest.
- NATOWestern defense organization
- special relationshipUniquely close alliance
- languageSystem of symbolic communication
- colonialismDomination through foreign settlement
- Revolutionary WarColonial uprising against Britain
tradition · landed gentry · stiff upper lip · English speaking · accent · Treaty of Paris · trade agreements · cuisine · diplomacy · Cold War alliances · education systems · kettle · biscuit · civil rights movements · pub · afternoon tea · literary awards · Ivy League
Anglo AmericanLatin American
From Spanish-speaking Americas
Francophone · Hispanic · Sino-American · Afro-Caribbean · Native American
Anglo AmericanFranco-German
Relating to both nations
French Canadian · Mediterranean · Scandinavian · Eastern European
Anglo AmericanEastern Bloc
USSR-aligned European nations
non-aligned · Soviet · Franco-German · Eurozone · European Union
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