How does Helloween affect American culture? By the early XX century under their influence in U.S. cities began to spread fashion to make Halloween promotions petty vandalism - smash Windows, set fire to trees, etc. the Popularity of this craziness was so great that in 20 years of American boy scouts came up with the idea to promote the abandonment of vandalism on this day, without abandoning the holiday itself; their slogan read: "Sane Halloween!" ([Long live] healthy Halloween). Disorderly conduct, the boy scouts replaced the questionable masquerade and begging candy. Since then Halloween became a favorite holiday of American children and, through American pop culture (which promotes the same style of clothing - jeans, t-shirts, sneakers, etc.; the same food - pizza, burgers and Coca-Cola; the same music, etc.), which is now being actively enforced worldwide with the help of modern means of telecommunication, networks of branded stores and fast-food establishments, etc., spread to other countries.