Homeland/Organizational Culture Analysis
BUS 610: Organizational Behavior
Ashford University

Introduction
A country’s culture is transmitted in a variety of ways beginning with recruitment and migration but the American culture is evolved from a group of disparate people comprised of various religious, ethnic, and political influences. The United States of America is home to hundreds of cultures that are divided into a vast majority of cultural regions. The United States is predominantly a Western Culture because it consists of an Anglo majority which prevails politically and economically. The United States culture is divided up into six main geographic regions which consist of New England, Mid-Atlantic, the South, Midwest, Southwest and the West. The six regions are influenced by White American, African American, Native American, Hispanic/Latin American, Asian, and other Multiracial Americans.
Cultural Regions in the United States
As Americans gain more exposure to the United States, they will be able to observe how the different cultures affect their lifestyle, religion, experience, education and attitude. Here are some key characteristics of the six cultural regions:
1. New England which is referred to as the Northeast is made up of the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut. These states are well-known for its strong culture values in religion and political reform as well as its educational contributions to the country. This region is an ultimate hub for manufacturing, timber and trade because of the cold and harsh winters is not suitable for farming. These components of manufacturing are the most important contributor to the regional economy.
2. Mid-Atlantic includes New York, Washington D.C., New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland. This region is the most highly populated American cites which are