U.S. Attitudes

Definition

U.S. attitudes refer to the prevailing opinions, beliefs, values, or perspectives held by individuals within American society during a specific time period. They shape how people perceive certain issues like natural resource management.

Related terms

Social Movements: Organized groups seeking broad social or political change, often driven by shared attitudes and values.

Public Opinion: The aggregated views and beliefs of a population on various issues, including natural resource management.

Industrialization: The process by which societies transition from primarily agricultural economies to ones driven by manufacturing and industrial production.