Based on what you've learned, how does American culture compare to a salad bowl?

There are many differences between groups of people in America, but they mix together well, like a salad.

There are many different colors in a salad, and there are many different races represented in American culture.

There are usually some parts of a salad that people like, and some they don't, just like most Americans feel about other cultures.

There are many vegetables in a salad that makes it a healthy choice, and diversity in American culture is also "healthy" for the United States.

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Based on what you've learned, how does American culture compare to a salad bowl?

 There are many differences between groups of people in America, but they mix together well, like a salad.

 There are many different colors in a salad, and there are many different races represented in American culture.

 There are usually some parts of a salad that people like, and some they don't, just like most Americans feel about other cultures.

 There are many vegetables in a salad that makes it a healthy choice, and diversity in American culture is also "healthy" for the United States.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

B seems to be the best option from my stand point.

anonymous · Answer

I would say b too because there are many different types of things in a salad just like there are many different races in America.>.<