Americanism

The term Americanism has several uses. Its chief use refers to the influence of American culture and American English. Also may be used when rebranding America to fit a more ethnocentric and elitist ideology.

Culture

• In consumer culture and market culture: Americanism, the influence the United States has on the culture of other countries.
• In language, a characteristic feature of American English

Global disposition

• Americanism (ideology), an early 20th-century political ideology frequently posited in opposition to Communism or Fascism
• Americanism (heresy), a group of related heresies founded upon the separation of church and state
• An attitude or conviction which gives special importance to the nation, national interest, political system, or culture of the United States

The Americas

• Pan-Americanism, the ideology of promoting integration between the nations of North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean
• A phrase: anything, such as a custom, particular to or characteristic of the Americas, and especially of the United States

Other

• "Americanism", a song by MxPx from their album Teenage Politics
• "Americanism", a book by William T Colyer, an English Communist who, together with his wife, had been deported in 1922 from the USA as a result of the Palmer Raids. This book viewed Americanism and Prussianism as similar.

See also

• American exceptionalism
• American and British English differences
• Americanist
• American's Creed