Culture and Life Style

Section 3
By Mrs. Rihab Hamad
 Table of Contents
01 Theory Lesson Tips
How do the religious practices
03
What kinds of educational
and languages of the region
and health care systems
reflect the immigrant history of
serve the people of the
the United States and Canada?
region?

Features of the Topic

Practical Exercise
02 How do the arts of the 04 Worksheet would be given
United States and Canada
reflect the region’s colonial
past?
 01
Cultural
Characteristics
Religious Freedom
In 1774, the British Parliament passed a law
recognizing the religious rights of Roman
Catholic French Canadians.
In 1791 the Bill of Rights, guaranteed
Americans religious freedom.
Today most Americans and Canadian are
Christians.
In the United States, the majority of
Christians are Protestant, while in Canada
most Christians are Roman Catholic.
Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism are among
other religions practiced in the United States
and Canada.
 Language
English is the main language in the United States.
In Canada, English and French are the official languages.
History:
In the Canadian province of Quebec, however, French is the
official language because most of the province’s population are
descended from French settlers who arrived from the 1500s to
the 1700s.That’s why they want greater protection for their
language and culture ,they are looking for separation.
In southwestern of the United State, in
New Mexico, they are Spanish-
speaking population. So, any
communications with the state
government or with local governments
may be in Spanish or English. Thus,
New Mexico is considered as
bilingual, In California the presence of
Asian communities is evident in the
signs written in Chinese, Japanese,
Korean, and other Asian languages.
 The Arts
Native Americans made detailed carvings
from shell and stone, used clay to
produce pottery, and wove baskets,
sandals, and mats from local plants.
After European settlement the arts of
the region were dominated by European
traditions.
By the mid-1800s, however, Americans
and Canadians had begun to create art
forms that reflected their own lives as
North Americans.
 Music
Native Americans used drums, flutes, whistles, and vocal chanting in
their music. Europeans later brought European folk and religious
music to the region. In 1900s African Americans communities
developed Jazz which is a music blended African rhythms with
European harmonies.
By the end of the century, country music and rock ‘n’ roll had become
popular musical forms, not only in North America but around the
world.
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