Social Life in the United States of America
Behavior
The behavior in the United States is much like the dress; there are differences from setting to setting and location to location, but in general acting in a respectful manner is good enough to get by anywhere in the country. Some company may require better etiquette or dining habits, but the Americans tend to be fairly relaxed on this account in most situations; just follow the lead of a local and you should be fine, but if in doubt, be polite and ask.
Dress
The Native Americans in what is now the United States dressed in all types of ways depending on what they have available and what the weather was like. People in the far south wore less clothing than those in the north, but the commonality was that everyone wore what was locally available. For example, the hunters in the central states tended to wear bison or deer skins while in the far north the Eskimos (or Inuit) wore seal or caribou. Today few of these traditional clothes are still worn as most people today, no matter their ethnicity, wear western-styled clothes.