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The actual meaning of "for the most part" is:

In general, usually. For example, For the most part she is very good-humored, or The committee members agree for the most part. [Late 1300s] Also see the synonyms by and large; on the whole.


so, you are incorrect re the meaning of the phrase, but correct in that the writer IS suggesting that most Americans feel this way, simply because, on this occasion, the writer is discussing Americans.

Do you understand what I mean?




Oh, you have misspelled "strength"...did you know that? (You wrote "strengh")

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Much of it depends on the context. Can you tell us what sentences come before or after this one? If this sentence were preceded by descriptions of other countries, such as...

Germans finds their strength in _____. Chinese find their strenth in _____. Americans, for the most part, find their strength in individualism.

...then you could be right that "for the most part" means "most Americans." But if this sentence were preceded by descriptions of other places that Americans find strength, such as...

In the United States, people find strength in commonality, in faith, in money, etc. There are many possibilities, but one prevailing one: Americans, for the most part, find their strength in individualism.

...in this case, "for the most part" could equally mean "in most cases."

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