The United States is the third largest country in the world, located in North America between Canada and Mexico. It has diverse terrain ranging from coastal plains to Appalachian Mountains to the western Rocky Mountains and Cascade Range. The climate and vegetation also vary significantly from tropical rainforests in Hawaii to deserts in the Southwest. Religiously, most Americans identify as Christian, with the largest denominations being Protestant and Catholic. Tourism is also a large industry, featuring popular destinations like New York City, Los Angeles, Disney World, and various national parks across the country known for their natural beauty.

1. ENGLISH DAY
UNITED STATES

2. United States' Geographic

3. U S A
 Is the second country more bigger in the American continent.
 Is the thrird place on country bigger to world's level
 To the north leads with Canada and in the south with Mexico.

4. Relief
Consists in:
 The system's Appalachian Mountains.
 The western system.
 Plains interiors.

5. •The system's Appalachian Mountains
 The name arose for te
expedition of Alvar Nunez meet
an native American tribe.
 Are a system of mountains who
extended since the south of
Canada to Alabama.

6. Flora
Consists primarily
 broad-leaf trees and evergreen
needle-leaf conifers
 The weather is template in
spring &summer but is coolest
in winters

7. Fauna
The most featured is
 A great variety of squire.
 Wild turkey.
 Gartner snake.

9. The system's western
 Conforming for numerous folds who origins once landscaped with
valleys when the rivers have excavated your curse.
 The climate is tempered and wet with frequent rains. winters are cold
with snow.
 predominates coniferous forest in most of the territory.

10. The system's western
 Have 2 mountain's system.
 Rocky mountains.
 Cascade range .

11. The system's western
 In the side western are located
the plateaus the Death Valley
and the plateau red where the
climate is desert and steppe
abound reptiles and rodents

12. The system's
western
 Roadrunner.
 Desert donkey.
 Rams.
 Cactus.

13.  Is located the Cascade Range
composing of various
volcanoes as Reiner.
 In this site located the San
Andrea's fall.
The system's western

14.  Bears
 Falcons
 Moose
The system's
western

15. PLAINS INTERIORS
 Greatest lakes
 Mississippi basin

16. PLAINS INTERIORS
Mississippi basin
 Results in several lakes.
 Climate temperate to
steppe awith temperatures
quality and cold in winter.

18. PLAINS INTERIORS
 Group the Upper Lake, the lake ferret, the lake Erie and the ontario.

19. PLAINS INTERIORS
Abounds the wild
ducks, cougars, bison,
and variety of eagles.
in the lake the most
representatives is the.

20. ALASKA
 Is a big peninsula located in
the north of Canada.
 Is registers the the most
highest point. the Mt McKinley.
 the weather is template in a
coast of ocean Pacific

21. ALASKA
 Conifers forest.
 Bears, wolf, and beaver.

22. HAWAII
 several island located
in the center of Ocean
Pacific.
 2 volcanoes activate
of the planet and
submarine vulcanoes.
 Mauna Loa Manua
Kea.

23. HAWAII
 Tropical weather in all year.
 Tropical forest.
 With frequency rains.

24. RELIGIONS IN USA

25. %
Christians 77
Judaism 1.3
Islam 0.5
Buddhism 0.5
Another 0.7
NonReligion 20

26. Christians
Most Americans (77%)
identify themselves as
Christians.
40% Protestant
churches
37% Professing the
catholic.

27. Others.
The same survey says of
the population profess
other religions is
4%(including, among
others, Judaism,
Buddhism, Islam and
Hinduism ) , that 20% of
the adult population had
no religion.
36% Americans say go to
church at least once a
week.5

28. Influence in politics
 In good we trust.
 Some politicians talking about the religion in electioneering.
 There Christians in democratic party and republican party, but the
evangelic's Christians support the republicans.

29. HISTORY
At first, the land of this country were occupied by
Indians as the Apache, Cherokee, Arapaho,
Cheyenne and Navajo, among others. When
Europeans arrived they founded cities like St.
Augustine (Florida) and Santa Fe (New Mexico)
and took important Texas and California.

30. The southern United States is made up of great
estates that served to the development of the
economy, a period that also marked by the
purchase of slaves for the maintenance and
functioning of such estates. The African population
grew considerably to reach an average of
approximately 90 000 slaves in 1769, twice the EU
population.

31. On July 4, 1787 the Declaration of Independence
was signed. When Abraham Lincoln was elected
president the south broke away wanting to keep
alive slavery. It was finally abolished. The US
declared war on Mexico snatching part of its
territory.

32. Gastronomy
Burger
Tacos
The typical food of the United
States is very difficul to
determine

33. Pizza
Pasta
Cakes
Brownies

34. Using ingredients….
Corn Bean
s
Patatoes
Pepper
s
Sunflowers
Cucumbers

35. Language
80%
12.40%
7.60%
1er
2º
Otros

36. Chinese
Korean

37. TOURIMS
 Here are some of the most important cities in the world
such as New York and Los Angeles.
 Attractions United States?
 The country has numerous amusement parks. The best
example is Disney World, which each year attracts
thousands of visitors to its parks in Orlando and Los
Angeles. Six Flags in Houston is another option that
offers different rides to visitors. Universal Studios in
Hollywood and Orlando, we offer different forms of
entertainment.

38. US tourist sites:
Mount Rushmore
National parks in the United States:
King's Canyon National Park and Sequoia National
Park
Yosemite National Park
Mount Rainier National Park
Mesa Verde National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Olympic National Park