>>49786804it's a shame, because the US really has a lot of German and French heritage (besides the obvious tea slurpers)
You mostly even learn about UK's literature, so it's weird you're not more knowlegable of at least Europe
World geography is essential to a good education. I understand the US is vast enough that most Americans won't feel the need to learn a new language or ever even travel outside their country, but it creates this bubble and unawareness from the actual world
