American Culture Standard 8.38

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American Culture Standard 8.38

Architecture Inspired by Greek and Roman architecture Domes and pillars were used in the designs. Buildings were very balanced in appearance. Original White House

The Capitol building and the Supreme Court

Cultural Inspiration. . . American History American Landscape

Music

Yankee Doodle Written during the French and Indian War The original makes fun of colonial American soldiers

Yankee Doodle During the Revolution Americans began embracing the song Added lyrics to it Played it to mock the British State song of Connecticut

Literature

James Fenimore Cooper

James Fenimore Cooper Wrote historical fiction stories about the West and Native Americans

James Fenimore Cooper Deerslayer --main character Natty Bumppo inspired by Daniel Boone -the setting is in New York during the French and Indian War

Washington Irving

Washington Irving Named after George Washington Warned Americans to learn from the past and be cautious about the future

Washington Irving

Art

Folk Art paintings and decorative objects made in a naive style (made at home)

Hudson River School Started by Thomas Cole Named after its location and the subject of many paintings—Hudson River Paintings reflect national pride and appreciation for American landscape