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Write a 250-word narrative about your personal American cultural experience. Identify an experience in which you were exposed to multiple different cultures of North America and how this experience affected you.

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Include a variety of characters

Have a smooth progression of events

Use at least two examples of dialogue

Use interesting word choice to convey a vivid picture

Have a clear conclusion that reflects on the experience

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My personal American cultural experience was with the Navajo people in Arizona. My family and I went on a trip last summer and visited the zone of Sedona, Arizona, and the Grand Canyon region.

Right there, we had an experience in which we were exposed to multiple different cultures of North America because, in one of the tours we took to the Grand Canyon, there were white Americans, African Americans, Hispanic people, and the Navajo people.

This experience was very interesting and affected me in that I had the opportunity to meet very interesting people that thought very different but all of them were very good people.

Sometimes we think that if people are different from us, they are wrong. But that is not the truth. These different people from different backgrounds were classy people, and for me, it resulted very interesting to be exposed to many kinds of thinking and noticed their cultures, customs, and traditions.

One of the days, the tour guide took us to a real Navajo reservation close to the Grand Canyon. By the way, what an impressive place. I think it is a natural wonder that everybody must visit soon.

So on that day, we were introduced to a real Navajo family and they allowed us to know more about the way they live, how they raise their children, where they go to school, how they celebrate their festivities. In the afternoon, we attended a special ceremony with chants and dances, where Navajo people pay tribute to mother nature.

Boy, it was a really interesting experience

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