What is the difference between an American approach and British approach?

Question

Are the two cultures same considering english is the first language? The reason y i m asking is that I lived with americans in other countries but has never been to US.

Answer 1

Approach to what??? Language has nothing to do with culture. And don't forget........Americans were originally British (well, the Mayflower bunch anyway)

Answer 2

America is the British colony previously. So that the American culture most of the time affected by British culture. However, the origin of American are Red Indian who are undershadow of the developed culture. Most of the time American culture is the hybrid culture rather than groomed culture.

Answer 3

American approach seem to be go and do it in force, the British approach be sneaky or take your time.
Best example being war stategies. The US roll thru and the British move in and clean up the mess.

Answer 4

The American approach is logical. The British approach is in support of the American. We kicked your *** after all, didn't we?

Answer 5

Baseline view:
American: "We're number 1!"
British: "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."

Brits, in common with most non Americans will defer to local knowledge when in foreign parts.
Americans rarely if ever defer to local knowledge which tends to be interpreted as arrogance.

Answer 6

You get coleslaw and hash browns with the american approach!!

Answer 7

Americans :- Brash ,uncivilised,no professionalism,but well equip ed in war just don't know how to use it.

British:-Sneaky, civilised, professional clean up after Americans (as they just kill ask questions later), better trained in warfare just gotta watch Americans friendly fire and we Will do well .

Answer 8

No, we are very different...

Language, lifestyle show differences

Answer 9

\bush and Blair