America's Salad

Today 's United States more accurately represents the similarity of a salad bowl, not a furnace. The metaphor of furnace means that all the ingredients are combined to form a homogeneous mixture (everywhere the same); the salad bowl, although we all contribute to the flavor, each ingredient is still in its own Indicates that it is one. As Joel Swerdlow noted in his article "Change the United States", "10% of the 281 million inhabitants in the US were born in other countries, the largest percentage of US history" (Swerdlow).

In my opinion, America has changed from a salad bowl society to a dissolving society. In this article I will further explain the implications of the furnace and salad ball. Let's compare the two perspectives, and finally show how America is suitable as a multi-ethnic society as a crucible. Before discussing whether the US is a salad bowl or a melting pot society it is important to pay attention to the exact meaning of the two terms. The furnace is the name of an American society, not emphasizing where people came from, what religion they are involved in, or how to live. It celebrates the idea that everyone is just an American and follows a strict American approach. When people are integrated into elements of a furnace society, they will blend with Americans

Whether America is a salad bowl or a dissolving pot it will bring intense debate and controversy. The furnace is a society that does not emphasize the national background, and everyone will be the only Americans. The salad bowl, on the other hand, is a society in which differences in ethnic and cultural differences are remarkable and appreciated. In my opinion, America has changed from a salad bowl society to a dissolving society. In this article I will further explain the implications of the furnace and salad ball. Then, it compares the two views, and finally, it will show how the American label as a melting pot is suitable as a multi ethnic society.