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The document provides an overview of various aspects of American culture, including the education system, sports, music, states, and events. It discusses the five types of schools in the American education system from nursery school to university. It also mentions several famous American athletes and musicians. The document highlights California as the most populous and physically diverse state, and references the Carmel Valley Fiesta Days event.
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- 1. The United States : Land of opportunity
- 2. The United States is a big country. Defining one set of American culture, customs, traditions, behavior and way of life is difficult.
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