| The way of thinking, feeling and acting have been | | | | society. The rights of individual citizens and, totally, |
| rooted in social contexts, individuals have multiple | | | | principles of democracy are guaranteed in United |
| "social identities". Members of social groups | | | | States with constitution and it is some thing that |
| distinguish themselves from others with the notion | | | | makes Americans different from people in other |
| of their own identity. Distinction of a particular | | | | countries. From Americans point of view, in the |
| group from others makes the term of "we". | | | | other countries, powerful politicians whom are |
| Nation, social class, ethnicity, gender, subculture, | | | | basically separated from ordinary people run the |
| age, religion and etc... can make notion of social | | | | society. |
| identity. Forming the nation of America lies in its | | | | They believe that governmental leaders, especially |
| identity and character. One respect of American | | | | in Islamic countries, are charismas who are |
| national identity which makes them different from | | | | different from other people, while in United |
| people in other countries is "identity of | | | | States, people control the country. Their national |
| democracy". | | | | identity implicates that all individuals in the whole |
| Democracy in the United States which shapes | | | | country should participate in political arena. |
| American national identity is based upon the | | | | On the other hand America shapes a unified |
| principle of American declaration; the main principle | | | | people instead of various ethnic groups and |
| in that document is the principle of equality in the | | | | different cultures and subcultures; citizen should |
| United States. | | | | not identify themselves as African-Americans, |
| In fact, they understand democracy and their | | | | Asian-Americans or disabled Americans; they are |
| own political identity as Americans in opposition to | | | | Americans, pure Americans, just Americans. |
| dictatorship. They found themselves as people, | | | | It is not important that where you are from or |
| who, for the first time, live under democracy than | | | | where you are born. Being an American totally is |
| under dictatorship. They believe that there is not | | | | different with being a citizen; all people with |
| any other sort of political organization, they | | | | various nationalities could be American with the |
| believe that dictatorship have been rooted in the | | | | sense of American national identity. |
| European political system. Americans found | | | | The openness of American system is accepting |
| dictatorship and democracy as the only models of | | | | of all people who are loyal to Americanism. The |
| political system. A real American should be sure | | | | Americans' honor is that their country is |
| that democracy works in their country. It means | | | | multicultural and democratic at the same time. |
| that they believe that all Americans should | | | | Deeply rooted in the concept of an "American |
| participate in the process of decision-making. Any | | | | identity" are ideals of democratic values and the |
| Americans should be under the sovereignty of | | | | principles of freedom, justice, and individualism. |
| others; the main characteristic of Americans is | | | | They called their country the "land of opportunity" |
| that they could not bare the dominance of | | | | and the model of democracy. All Americans are |
| governors. Their national identity implicates that all | | | | equal and no one could be superior over others, |
| individuals in the Whole country should participate | | | | while, all Americans are superior rather than non |
| in political arena. In this Way they make peace | | | | Americans. |
| and tranquility in their country. The concept of" | | | | Membership in the national community demands |
| American democracy" emphasizes that all humans | | | | only the decision to become American, Americans |
| are born with equal rights and are entitled to equal | | | | are Americans by choice not by their nation or |
| treatment. They believe that principles of equal | | | | geographical territory that they ere born there. |
| rights are valid and should be executed in their | | | | |