矛盾与融合_美加文化的主题（Contradictions and integration of the theme of American and Canadian culture）.docVIP

矛盾与融合_美加文化的主题（Contradictions and integration of the theme of American and Canadian culture） Contradiction and integration: the theme of American and Canadian culture XinXin Tian Juan (aviation information department of air force university of science and technology) Abstract: the United States and Canada have similar cultures, but there are many differences. this The paper analyzes the formation causes of different cultures in the United States and Canada, and discusses the independence war and Europe Cultural, religious background, immigrant culture and mutual cultural influence on the formation of American and Canadian The role of the chemical. Under the influence of these factors, a vigorous American literature has been formed A stable and mature Canadian culture. Key words: American revolutionary war; European culture; Religious background; Immigrant culture The introduction The United States and Canada are together in North America The 49 degree line separates, Canada is north, America is south. The two countries share a new continent and enjoy the world The longest, the longest 6379 kilometers of undefended borders. Thus, the United States and Canada often Often seen as a conjoined baby, it is very similar and interdependent. But the two countries In the context of similarity and fusion, there are many subtle differences. So these differences are often discussed and evaluated. So, what is it What about the cultural difference between them? These differences come from different historical cycles Environment, religious background, immigrant culture and mutual influence. American war of independence: the watershed of American and Canadian culture The American and Canadian ancestors were British colonies in North America 1775 - The American revolution of 1783 became a watershed in American history and culture Ridge. In 1651, the voyage of the far law, which began in England, regulated the same country as the Great Britain The colonial trade rules emphasized that t