Are United States Citizens The Most Intolerant To Other Countries and Cultures?

I would have preferred an "Other" option. I lived in America for the first 12 years of my life. My parents were in the diplomatic corps. I was aware that the United States is one of the most insular western democracies. Proportionally far less of it's citizens have been to another country, and so are largely ignorant of other cultures. However it does have a diverse immigrant population, but unlike other nations cultural diversity is much less. This may be due to how Americans perceive themselves, and what it means to be an American. That's only my opinion.

The latest estimates are that 11%-15% of Americans have passports, compared to 80% of Europeans on average. 83% of UK residents have passports and a similar percentage have been to another country, most to more than 3 different countries.

Even out of those Americans who own a passport most have used them to travel to either Canada or Mexico which share a border. The U.K. is the highest-ranked overseas destination for Americans, followed by the Island of Ireland, Northern Ireland as well as the Irish republic. So the cultural diversity experienced is limited.

So to the question itself "Are United States Citizens The Most Intolerant To Other Countries and Cultures?". I would summarize by saying that they do exhibit some degree of intolerance, but that is in no way unique to America. Whether it is more intolerant it's a case of how others see Americans. It's media definitely seems to be more hostile to other cultures, or at least a section of it's media, and that is how most people get there information about America.