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What is an example of an ethical perspective that is considered very American? What is an example of an ethical perspective from another culture that deals with a similar subject? Identify the culture and the ethical perspective. Why are the perspectives of these two so different? How are they similar?

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An ethical perspective that is considered very American, is the ethical perspective concerning hard work, which states that any individual who works hard can make it in America. An ...

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