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Another noticeable difference is the presence and openness of religion. In the UK, faith tends to be a private matter, rarely discussed casually or integrated into everyday interactions. Religious activities and expressions are generally confined to specific gatherings, holidays, or ceremonial events. Conversely, in America, religion feels much more embedded in daily life and community activity. It’s common to see prayers before meals, at sports games, or community gatherings, and institutions like preschools may be affiliated with churches—something quite unusual back home.