WHY DO AMERICANS DO THAT?



                                                 why do they do that?


  • Americans on the move.



             You've probably noticed that Americans tend to move around a great deal during their lives. This begins young, often right after high school, with the first separation from a person's family. It's a tradition for young people to move away from their hometowns to do the college, but even if they decide not to continue their education, young Americans usually get a job and move out of their parents's home after high school graduation. 

             This fast separation and movement is in keeping with the independence and individually that the American culture fosters. It's also a matter of  job opportunity. Americans will often go wherever their jobs take them, this may include moving far away from extended family and friends, and could mean making several different moves from city to city or state to state. It's also common for Americans to live rather far from where they work, commenting hours by car or train to their jobs. All of this is in keeping with a tendency toward movement that Americans demonstrate.

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