American Diversity

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American Diversity
The New World
The new world refers to the western hemisphere of the earth and specifically America as well as the neighboring islands. This region is inhabited by people of different racial groups, cultural groups, ethnical groups, gender, age as well as class. For the case of race, the new world comprises of White Americans who are also referred to as European Americans, African Americans, Native Americans, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiian, Hispanics, Middle Eastern Americans and others (Locke and Wright 5). These people claim different cultures and subscribe to different religious groups. They coexist and share most of the socioeconomic issues. They share schools, work in the same organizations and uplift each other in various sectors of the society.
Colliding Cultures
Despite the coexistence between the different races and therefore cultures in America, there are some groups of people who have remained in disagreements. For instance, African Americans and European America have different ideologies and therefore culture since the days of slavery. While the African Americans claim that the latter subjected them to forced labor, the African Americans themselves have held a grudge because of the discrimination that they faced during and after slavery (Locke and Wright 34). Also, the Native Americans and European Americans have had a cold relationship and therefore uphold different aspects due to the fact that the European Americans displaced them from their cradle land.

The Hispanic culture collides with the European Americans culture since the latter view them as ‘minority’ and therefore inferior.
British North America
British North America entails the territories which formerly belonged to the British. This region is found in North America and it encompasses 13 British colonies which include Canada, Columbia District, Newfoundland, British Arctic Territories, Nova Scotia, Rupert’s Land, New Brunswick and others (Locke and Wright 89). People of these regions are currently part of America. The region is inhabited by people of the different races including African Americans, European Americans, Native Americans, Hispanics and others. Additionally, the fact that these people have different religions such as Christianity, Islam, Hindu and others, their cultures are different. They share some values such as the belief in cohesion and social development and clash in others such as discrimination.
Work Cited
Locke, Joseph L., and Ben Wright, eds. The American Yawp: A Massively Collaborative Open US History Textbook. Stanford University Press, 2019. Available at: http://americanyawp.com/.