矛盾与融合_美加文化的主题（Contradiction and integration _ America and Canada cultural theme）.docVIP

矛盾与融合_美加文化的主题（Contradiction and integration _ America and Canada cultural theme） Contradiction and integration: the theme of American Canadian culture Xin Xintianjuan (Department of aeronautical information, School of science, Air Force Engineering University) Abstract: the culture of the United States and Canada is similar, but there are many differences. book This paper analyzes the reasons for the formation of different cultures in the United States and Canada, and discusses the war of independence and Europe Cultural and religious backgrounds, immigrant culture and cultural influences on each other form the beautiful Gavin Chemical role. Under the influence of these factors, vigorous and vigorous American literature has been formed Mature Canadian culture. Key words: American War of independence; European culture; religious background; immigrant culture Introduction The United States and Canada, both in North America, were north latitude The 49 degree line is separated, Canada is in the north, and the United States is south. The two countries belong to the newly developed continent and enjoy the world Up to the longest An undefended border of 6379 km. As a result, the United States and Canada often Often regarded as a pair of conjoined twins, they are very similar and interdependent. But both countries In the context of similarity and fusion, there are many subtle differences in culture, Therefore, these differences are often discussed and commented. So, what are the factors? Has become a cultural difference between them? These differences stem from different historical cycles Environment, religious background, immigrant culture and interaction. American War of Independence: the watershed of American and Canadian culture The predecessor of the United States and Canada belonged to the British colonies in North America One thousand seven hundred and seventy-five To The American Revolution in 1783 became a watershed between American and Canadian history and culture