Civilized America?

In the American colonial era, it was important for citizens to recognize "gentlemanly attitude" and etiquette. Universality is a form of force that is caused by etiquette, behavior, and appearance (Bushman, paragraph 9). Every day colonial civilians are doing errands based on high social behavior. The behavior and lifestyle of the public represent not only the status of the general public in the community, but also its character. In the United States today, etiquette is decreasing and it is one of the main causes of social problems.

According to the 4 th Annual World Survey conducted by the global public relations company Weber Shandwick and the public relations company Powell Tate in cooperation with KRC, the American civilization continues to be eroded, and rude actions become our "new common sense" It is becoming. research. In this year's survey, 70% of Americans have revealed that they believe that civilization has reached the level of crisis. Since Americans experience an average of two rude a day (2.4 times a day), 43% expect to experience civilization within the next 24 hours, dealing with rude is the life of many people It has become a style. In addition, 81% of Americans believe that rude leads to increased violence

The sixth part of the American civilization by Global Communications and participating company Weber Shandwick, Public Relations Office Powell Tate and KRC Research found that civilization is still a social problem. Almost 95% of Americans believe that civilization is a problem, and three quarters (74%) believe that civilization has declined in recent years. 70% of respondents said that the level of national civilization rose from 65% in 2014 to "crisis" level. In 2016 the American civilization was also not civilized in the 2016 presidential election, but attracted the attention of the people and the media, but said that it may not be able to vote.

Civilization in the United States of 2016: America faces a crisis of civilization that affects public discourse and political behavior

This week Weber Shandwick, in collaboration with Powell Tate and KRC Research, announced an annual survey on American civilization. To put it briefly, their findings are irritated: 79% of Americans believe the 2016 US presidential election is undeveloped; 69% believe there are serious civilization problems in America Civilization is a crisis. Regardless of whether it is in office, campus, or city hall meeting, civilization is becoming a social norm of our country. Everyone, from ethnic songs in high school basketball games to inappropriate words and actions in the conference center, must be responsible for reversing this trend. Given the rhetoric and action of the most open candidate in our land during the 2016 general elections, many Americans now rely on personal insults, and possibly personal attacks I feel it is legitimate.