Today, the USA plays the leading role in the world. Naturally, being the most powerful country in the world, the US produces a profound impact on other countries of the world to the extent that nowadays it is even possible to speak about Americanization of the world.

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American influence in spreading rapidly, and although some countries enjoy American movies and television, they do not support the widespread of American ideals. Some countries, on the other hand, are entirely anti-Americanization due to how America displays their values on the media. This paper will discuss these fundamentals as well as dive into the role the media has to play on America’s influence on the rest of the world. This paper will also discuss some of the ways the world perceives American culture and how its international wide spread of mercantile, media, and influence is causing cultures to lose their unique identity and become Americanized. Utilizing many sources, some of which include scholars, teachers, publishers, acclaimed writers, and reporters, this paper will argue the impact of Americanization around the globe.

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