Culture of the United States of America

The name "America" is often used to refer to the United States, but until the political formation of the United States after the Revolutionary War.The Northeast is densely populated. Its extensive corridors of urbanization have been called the national "megalopolis." Once a leader in technology and industry, the Northeast has been overtaken in those areas by California's Silicon Valley.The South was shaped by its secession from the Union before the Civil War and is associated with slavery and with subsequent battles over civil rights for African-Americans. In contemporary terms, these are the sunshine states, retirement havens, and new economic frontiers.

Urbanism, Architecture
The United States is an urban and suburban nation whose numerous cities each tell a story about its historical and economic development. New York, founded by the Dutch as a trading colony, was once the hunting and fishing grounds of Native Americans. It became an important industrial center in the nineteenth century, but by the mid-twentieth century its industries had declined and much of its middle class population had relocated to the suburbs. As the twenty-first century begins, New York is a "global" city resurrected from decline by its role as a center of finance in the world economy. Like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles have emerged as important cities in connected world.
And it's composed by 50 states,starting with Alabama and ending with Wyoming.

I think a very important thing about USA inhabitants is the amazing difference between northern people and people who live in the south. Northern people have a very different culture, and southern inhabitants have less knowledges and a different sight of the world; like "paletos".

From my point of view, southern landscapes are beautiful and more interesting than northern ones, which are extremely urban, but i think northern people is more interesting.