What are some of the reasons for dialect differences in the United States?

Answer the following questions in an essay format. The essay should have a minimum of 500 words. A good essay should consist of an introduction, a body, and a conclusion. Please pay attention to clarity, organization, and coherence. In writing your essay, please follow the questions as guidelines to organize your ideas. Integrate everything in a formal essay. Also, include your sources. If you quote directly from your sources, use the citation form that you usually used. In addition, you can use figures to support your argument, including but not limited to: maps, pictures, timelines, or and diagrams.Essay Topic:Watch the documentary American Tongues. Through this film, we can appreciate the variety of regional accents/dialects around our country. The way people speak is seen as a reflection of their culture and background. So, for this essay, you must do the following:Watch the documentary or excerpts of it (warning: strong language reflecting prejudice, discrimination, and racism. The documentary is old but in many parts of the country life still like that with the same ideas and perceptions).Daily Motion:https://ww.dailymotion.com/video/x4jrdic Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5IUmHVj-H8&feature=emb_logoAnswer these questions while/after watching the movie and before writing your essay (these questions are from the movie study guide, and they are only to help you focus on certain topics within the movie and organize your thoughts. (The answers are to help you develop your essay, no need to submit them).What are some of the reasons for dialect differences in the United States?In what aspects of language do variations in dialects manifest themselves?What kinds of speech are validated?What kinds of speech are stigmatized?How are they related to wider social and cultural issues?Using your questions as guidelines, answer the following in an integrated essay: What is the relationship between language and culture? How does this relationship affect the way English is spoken in the USA? How language affects cultural perceptions about people that speak English differently (with an accent, dialect, etc)?