"The Americans" by Hugo Münsterberg is a fundamental work that studies American society and the spiritual world of its inhabitants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The author considers the main aspects of American culture, politics, economy, psychology and religion, dissecting their influence on the formation and development of the nation's identity. The book helps to understand the peculiarities of Americans and their relations with the rest of the world, revealing the internal contradictions and contradictions inherent in this country. "The Americans" is not only a theoretical analysis, but also an inside look at the phenomenon of American life, which remains a subject of study and discussion to this day.