in the American family structure similar to that in your country?
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Define American Family Structure?  There are too many ways to answer your questions given the ammount of information that was provided.
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I have lived in several states because growing up we had to move a lot because my mother was in charge of setting up new offices for her company.  I lived in California, New  York,  New Jersey, South Carolina, Florida, Indiana and Arizona.  My father never had a problem getting a job because he had a good work record.  And we never had any problems in the neighborhoods (usually they were mostly white when we moved in) we lived in.  So I think they are all the same, opportunities are everywhere.
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Family Tree and pictures.
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if you were born in america, YOU are american, NOT your parents and all your brothers and sisters, and everyone you know.  just you.
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What about your family (parents, relatives, etc.)?\nFriends?
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Respecting your parents, family members, curfews, helping around the house with chores, eating together as a family, etc
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Canada - settled in a similar fashion to the US, more or less similar in population structure and similar economic systems.
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I teach human and physical geography and one of the major things we discuss is culture.  There are so many levels of culture- they range from broad to very personal.  If you live in the Western Hemisphere your ideals, outlook, politics, and standard of living are much different than if you live in the Eastern Hemisphere.  If you live in Europe, you're bound to have cultural influances that someone from the United States won't have been exposed to.  If you live in Alaska you are probably going to have a much different cultural upbringing than if you are living in Florida.  Children learn what they live.  A child isn't going to think about how something is done differently on the other side of the world because they're in a stage where their main focus is getting their needs met and learning how to do things where they live.  Culture is spread from one generation to another- passed down through parents and other adults in a child's community.  Eventually as we reach adulthood we can manipulate and change our personal culture when we find something that suits us better, but as children we take what we're given and form our ideas and attitudes from our own little experiences.
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No.  Not in America.  This country was founded on the principle that a citizen's life is his or her own property.  My life was not destined to be spent making a feudal lord whose only claim is that he was born into the right family richer, nor shall it be sacrificed for a cause not of my choosing.  Betraying this ideal would be decidedly un-American.
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PEOPLE, RULES, GOVERNMENT, MONEY, AN ECONOMY, FAMILIES
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Yes, I am currently living in another country and it does get alienating sometimes. Despite the hype about "Americans don't have any culture", that is really not true. When you live in other places you are shocked by some of the cultural norms in other countries. Certain things that are legal in other countries are illegal in the US.
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In my immediate family..there are 2 of us.\n\nHow are you defining kids?
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It's hard to answer the way you've put the question (asking how many live in the home).\n\n60-65% of families in the US have both parents working.
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i know one family that has 20 people...i'd go insane if i had to live with that many. they live with aunts, uncles, cousins most of them are married and have children. they also have grandparents living with them.
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The Philippines has 95% catholic and the US has 5% catholic. you do the math.  The Philippines were settled by the Malaysians thousands of years ago, the US by western Europeans over the last 400 years. I lived in metro Manila for 5 years, and saw many differences, family life is a good example of the cultural differences,  in the US we leave home at 18 and the state takes care of the parents in old age.  In PI the children never leave home and care for their parents till they die.  None of this is negative, just DIFFERENT
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most families have the same type like waves or ridges
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I'm American.The individual people or the ones that they meet they find agreeable/likable however if you come from a place with more structure or is not quite so fast paced,American culture could be daunting in its immenseness and/ or lack of traditional culture(perception-compared to other countries). My mom was from Bay Springs, Mississippi and came to visit me in San Diego,California. It was a little scary for her.Image what it must look like to a person from a whole different country. It mostly depends on what you are use/accustomed to. We are a country of immigrants so our culture is rich and varied.