The values of today's fast food society show a huge affect on the nation. ... The culture of fast food is a big thing in our nation. ... In the book "Fast Food Nation", Schlosser shows a way of advertisement that works mostly amongst children but some adults as well. ... In the book "Fast Food Nation", Schlosser shows study and analysis on children's "nagging" behavior. ... Fast Food Nation has been a detailed informative novel that shows the unseen and "Dark Side" of the Fast Food process. ...

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Which brings us to the question of why have fast-food chains expanded so rapidly during the last 40 years? The rise of the fast food restaurant would not have been possible without radical changes in American culture. ... The need for fast, reliable, affordable, and convenient food, along with an increasing acceptance among Americans of a more homogenous culture, led to the rise of the fast food industry, and in particular, of the hamburger's and french fries it served. Purveyors of fast food sprang up in both urban areas and along the nation's highways. ... And this was the the...

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Fast food: It's cheap, tasty, and convenient. ... "The industry's focus on marketing to children has contributed directly to the worsening health of the nation's youth," (Fast-Food Litigation). ... Many fast foods are fried. ... Fast food is one of reasons for obesity. ... More than half of all adults and about one-quarter of the nation's children are now overweight or obese. ...

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Out of the many fast food restaurants the one that stands out the most is McDonalds the founder of fast food itself. ... Its availability all over the nation, customer satisfaction along with workers, good food with affordable prices, and creative marketing has made McDonalds the favorite fast food restaurant in the nation. ... Other fast food restaurants might seem strong competitors to McDonalds because they have stores nation wide too, but the real competitor is Burger King. ... Their success has inspired other fast foods to follow in their foot steps. Among all the fast foods McDonald&...

• Word Count: 836
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• Grade Level: High School