Taking a Look at the Indian-American Culture

Indian and American culture includes all goods and services (tangible and intangible) shared by India and the United States. Historically people mistakenly attributed the Indian and American cultures to the East and West traditions before India emerged from the British Indian Empire in 1947. The East (including India) is thought to follow ancient and traditional customs, but the West (including the United States) is thought to pursue new and modern customs. Therefore, the original Indian culture between the two countries before 1947 included only traditional tangible objects (such as spices and slaves).

Colonialism is a powerful force that influences American Indian culture in many ways. But culture does not remain static. Indeed, American Indians have many cultural ambiguities. In some areas, the American Indians deliberately return to the traditional tribal knowledge, words, and customs to accommodate changes in culture. The establishment of tribal universities and universities reflects several reactions. Christianity also played an important role in the cultural change of Native Americans.

Practice of American and Indian Culture Marriage practices have a big difference between the two cultures. How the contemporary American and Indian culture deals with marriage practices The marriage system differs between the two cultures. In American culture the marriage habits are not that important, the couple can be freely chosen; follow the combination of common practice or choice custom. The theme introduced by Americans in this study is to investigate why there is such a big educational gap between ethnic and white students. Many Americans do not know that there are such educational gaps between today's students. In this article, we explain shocking statistics such as African-American students who occupy the majority of the special education population, but it accounts for only about 40% of the student population. It also

The study of American Indians has been developing along three basic directions since its foundation. First, it develops along the culture of India; that is, it introduces Indian language, music, art, literature, and ways in which the world can be seen as academia. Second, it is developing along the social science community, that is to integrate existing knowledge systems related to social science, especially anthropology and American Indians in history, to evaluate and reinterpret such knowledge It is aiming to be. In India, three studies were developed along the application line. I learned Indian education